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‘Floracene’ imagines a world overtaken by bloom, colour, and organic drift. Inspired by geological era names such as the Anthropocene, the title suggests a speculative floral age where plant forms dissolve into atmosphere, memory, and abstraction. Layers of translucent colour, floating botanical fragments, and biomorphic forms merge into a living ecology, part garden, part dreamscape, part microscopic universe. The work moves between representation and abstraction, evoking nature in a constant state of transformation.
