An installation for an exhibition in London in June, created as part of a celebration of seasonal flowers and British grown flowers.

The work draws entirely on locally farmed flowers, embracing peak summer abundance to create an immersive, natural installation inspired by a rambling June garden in England.

June seasonal flowers such as foxgloves and rambling rose branches move through the piece, bringing height, softness, and movement throughout the space.

A broken vase forms the conceptual starting point of the work, highlighting the beauty in broken objects and the potential for reuse and renewal within the design, with full, fluffy meadows planting along the base of the plinth to echo a garden in full summer growth.