Masquerade

The Carnivale of Flowers

Masquerade is where Floral Alchemy becomes theatre. These are botanical illusions — flowers reassembled to become other blooms, or entirely new imagined species. But beneath the surface is something older, richer: the spirit of Venetian masks, opera stages, and carnival nights where anyone can become anything.

Each piece is both character and mask — floral roles crafted from fragments and fantasy. Not meant to deceive, but to free. To let the wearer become someone they've always been becoming.

Backstage at an 18th-century Venetian opera. Wigs and feathers. Gold dust and candlelight. The pieces of Masquerade are floral actors — shape-shifting, surreal, designed to beguile.

The viewer should feel as though they've just walked into a room where the cast has vanished and the show has just ended — or is just about to begin.