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Flowers are not just flowers.

They are what they lived with us.

I developed Artistic floral conservation

to transform real flowers and plants,
mostly of sentimental value,

in acts of memory and tribute.

Each work is a testimony: a beginning, a farewell, a story that refused to die, or an emotion that deserves to remain.

 

My art is my way of regaining control over the ephemeral, allowing emotions and beauty to transcend. I've discovered that they are part of my healing process and reinterpretation of loss.

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The evolution of experience and sensitivity

This bouquet demonstrates the before and after in the development of the Artistic Floral Conservation technique.

It was created in a top-view design . You can see the oxidation over time, which is then protected and used as a canvas, highlighting its natural and artistic texture.

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February 2022

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June 2022

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Marzo 2025

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August 2025

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When art becomes

your autobiography.

The flower at the beginning of my family's story.

The flowers that said goodbye to my favorite person.

Every work I'd ever made told a story that wasn't mine, until I had to do it from my own grief. It became the most valuable piece I'd ever owned.

The most intimate and challenging.

I present to you the work that invited me to revolutionize my technique.

What if flowers didn't die?

Frida Khalo said:

"I paint flowers, so they don't die."

I took it very literally.

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