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As the saying goes, "There is beauty in numbers." San Francisco artist Tiffanie Turners large-scale paper flower series "Heads" fully demonstrates this statement. The paper flowers, which are nearly one meter wide, are blooming so brightly that they are the result of 35 to 80 hours of unremitting efforts. Holding them in your hands, they can almost block half a person.
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Turner said that because of her background as an architect, she is particularly interested in the process and repetitive elements of making things, coupled with her love for flowers and plants, which led to the achievement of these large-scale works. Each work is her exploration of the chaos and order of nature, making each work an interesting experiment.
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The texture and details of the petals are quite realistic.
