What is the solution to the depression on a rainy day? Put a pot of flowers at home, and you can enjoy the dual enjoyment of sight and smell. At least you can get some comfort, but why don't these flowers have a flowery smell? Hehe~~Your The eyes deceive your heart, the elegant and beautiful flowers are actually sculptures!
"Fake Gardener" Vladimir Kanevsky uses roses, hyacinths, peonies and other flower arrangements to decorate home spaces, but he uses porcelain clay to give the flower pots a lively appearance. It is really a "green finger" Correct!
In order to complete these intricate artificial flowers, Vladimir Kanevsky first used highly malleable copper to shape prototypes, then used casting techniques to imitate the natural texture and wrinkles of petals and green leaves, and finally hand-painted porcelain clay. To create such a colorful world, in addition to having good eyesight and dexterous hands that cannot shake, a strong sense of beauty and a delicate grasp of structure must be different from ordinary people.
Vladimir Kanevsky has been growing flowers for more than 20 years, but this was not his initial career path. Initially, he trained as an architect in the former Soviet Union, then fled to the United States, but was unable to find a job in New York, so he fell headlong into the colorful world of porcelain flowers!
The unique creativity has received enthusiastic response, and the exquisite design has been greatly appreciated by fashion designers Oscar de la Renta and Albert Pinto. In fact, some of his sculptures can sell for more than US$30,000, and his ingenuity is priceless.
"Structurally, plants and flowers are particularly like a building," says Vladimir Kanevsky.
