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azuma makoto has completed the fourth installment of his 'in bloom' experimental series.

The Japanese artist brought his sculptures to Paris Fashion Week.

Azuma Makoto, the floral artist who started Tokyo’s ‘flower butchery’ and sent a bonsai tree into space, debuts his new collaboration with Dior Parfums

in an interview, designboom spoke with azuma makoto about how the beauty of flowers transcends language, region and time.

Japanese artist Azuma Makoto (previously) is known for shifting the contexts in which we typically view florals—think encasing bouquets in blocks of ice or suspending them in the stratosphere—through installations and designs that blur the boundaries between art and botany. Shown here is a 2018 project titled “Frozen Flowers” from Makoto’s In Bloom series. TheContinue reading "A Frozen Installation by Azuma Makoto Preserves a Vibrant Floral Arrangement in Ice"

An in-depth interview with Japan’s leading flower artist

This project of preserved floral arrangements by Azuma Makoto has him experiment with the great outdoors, bringing his work to the snowy plains of Hokkaido.

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The artist once sent bonsai arrangements to space.