Orchidaceae

These copper orchid sculptures, which also serve as vases, were made for a residential hallway. Placed along windows that look out onto a tropical garden, they connect the interior to the exterior, their materiality amplifying the fleeting beauty of the cut stems they hold. Some sit on cast bronze moss and branches that rise from the wooden windowsills, tying the sculpture to the architecture while evoking the orchids’ natural, epiphytic habitats.