Black Bouquet

WireSculptures

In this work, I've arranged a bouquet of black wire, like a contemporary still life. The metal stems come together in a dark, rigid, almost austere bundle, evoking dried flowers while fully asserting their materiality. I chose black for its graphic strength, for the elegant silhouette that cuts through the space. By transforming the familiar gesture of the bouquet, I wanted to create a minimal sculpture, where apparent fragility dialogues with the permanence of metal, like a silent meditation on what holds and what disappears.