In her stunning series Freezing Flowers, artist Paloma Rincón reimagines the classic still life by locking vibrant blooms in geometric blocks of ice.
For most of the year, Namaqualand looks scorched by the sun. Then the rain arrives, and the desert detonates into color.
Fantastical plant life that swoops and converges in ways you’d never see on our world, but perhaps in an alternate one.
From the first brave snowdrops to the dazzling tulip fields, here’s the fascinating science behind why each flower and tree chooses its perfect moment to bloom.
Toronto studio Ballooms creates bright, buoyant floral explosions made from 100 percent natural biodegradable latex.
Using pristine, organic symmetry and dark, dramatic lighting, we see flowers and blooms in a new and moody perspective.
Ever have a dream that you’re walking through a floating garden? teamLab has, and they’ve also brought it to life.
A recurring floral gift takes the stress out of remembering important dates while showing care in a lasting way.