Flower painting, especially still life featuring bouquets, has long been a vehicle for beauty, symbolism, and coded emotion in art history. From Dutch vanitas to Japanese ikebana to Romantic botanicals, flowers have represented everything from mortality and love to status and spirituality.

In the digital era, this language of blooms evolves. The artists in this curated sale extend the floral tradition using new media: 3D modeling, generative code, digital collage, surreal compositing, and precision rendering. These are not mere decorative flourishes, but potent gestures; some meditative, others defiant, each engaging with the cultural and aesthetic weight of the flower.

Each work invites us to reconsider how we see what we grow.

Not just flora, but feeling, digitally arranged and emotionally charged.