I love flowers, I am attracted by the plurality of combinations of their shapes, colours, order, harmony, variety that characterise them.
The basic elements that make up a flower are always the same: petals, stem, calyx, pistils... leaves.
So are the geometric shapes according to which these elements develop. By combining shapes, sizes, rotations...
surprising forms are generated, this is the fascinating point of the matter.
What these soft, tender products of nature and the abstract angular geometric shapes have in common is the existence of rules and a sense of order and harmony.
esot_Erica is an investigation into the relationship between
natural harmony and geometry, carried out in a new and poetic way.
EsotErica explores the magical world of flowers and their geometries by inventing shapes, flowers and geometries.
By applying simple geometric shapes, symmetrical subdivisions, plane rotations and the golden rule, the possibility of change generated by the 'randomness' imparted by the variables generated by the environment surrounding these flowers (seasons, wind, climate, rather than manual painting techniques) is explored, thus discovering that these plants are never perfect, the rule is intuited but no petal is the same.
