June 26, 2015
For his installation, Iced Flowers, botanical artist Makota Azuma encapsulated flowers within large blocks of ice, as if they were frozen in time. When the ice melted, the preserved flowers in a way bloomed again, a nod to nature’s life … Read More...
Category: Creating, Garden Art
Tags: botanical art, botanical sculpture, floral art, flowers, Japan, Japanese design
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March 24, 2013
Complex and intricate living art arrangements composed of thousands of plants climb the interior walls of of Isetan Shinjuku, one of Japan’s oldest department stores.
For a recent unveiling of the store’s “Fashion Museum” botanical artist Makota Azuma’s The Art … Read More...
Category: Experiencing, Green & Sustainable, Green Walls, Vertical Gardens
Tags: botanical artworks, floral art, green building, Green Walls, indoor planted walls, Japan, living walls, planted interiors
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December 30, 2011
At the intersection of architecture and art, architects Cheung and Vogl have designed a concept for a two-story concrete combination parking lot, street art museum, and public green space.
Shinjuku Gardens, in Tokyo, would feature layered soft-clad grass walls to … Read More...
Category: Experiencing, Vertical Gardens
Tags: architecture, green spaces, Green Walls, Japan, landscape architecture, urbanism
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