A singular gaze on nature in a digital era.

Each project begins with selecting a botanical specimen, often a wildflower or a common weed, chosen for its lineage, its unique formal qualities, or the phonetic lyricism of its name. The focus is on finding a form with strong potential for metamorphosis.

Once selected, the specimen is 3D-scanned to create its digital twin.

Within a virtual environment, this twin undergoes a recomposition through subtraction, translation, and scaling, adjusted by light to create a new entity.

The resulting wireframe is transferred onto canvas using a drawing robot.

Oil paint is layered over this mechanical skeleton, creating a tension between robotic precision and the imperfection of the human gesture.