In City Fleurs, I imagined a city not defined by its chaos, but by its quiet blooms. This mixed media collage reimagines an urban environment where the people are crowned with flowers—each petal a symbol of individuality, memory, and inner life.

Set against a backdrop of fragmented buildings and layered textures, the figures walk with intention and anonymity, their floral heads replacing faces, hinting at the way we both stand out and blend in within the structures we inhabit.

Forget-me-nots, pink magnolias, and fantasy florals appear throughout the piece, representing remembrance, transformation, and beauty in unexpected places. It’s a reflection on city life as a living garden—where we are all navigating concrete spaces while blooming in our own quiet, radiant ways.

This piece belongs to my 2024–2025 body of work exploring growth, identity, and healing through symbolic storytelling.