A delicate blend of torn watercolor layers in pink and blue, gently overlapping to evoke the soft bloom of cherry blossoms - as if the paper itself were dreaming of spring.

Roses bloom in quiet grace, blushing in soft shades of memory. Water and pigment dance gently, revealing beauty not in boldness. But in silence, softness, and space.

‘Time is fleeting’ suggests the impermanence of time and the need to make the most of the present moment. Don’t let it escape as much is irretrievable. The blooming flower’s beauty may last but a few hours.

Inspiration of a beautiful flower transmitting its solitude in the nuances of its colors and in the shadow it causes. Composition on torn paper petals, glued and assembled on several layers. Use of watercolor.

A celebration of my first Spring in Washington-DC, where Cherry Blossoms frame the National Monument in a moment of delicate wonder and new beginnings.

Cherrie Blossoms are the announcement that winter is over and beautiful spring has arrived.

A watercolor breeze carries her memory soft as petals the grandmother once touched.

A bird lingers singing hues of longing.

This Spring my daughter is blossoming as I always dreamed of seeing her petals in sunny splendor.

This flower is made with Watercolors 3D details. I wanted to represent how something delicate can also have depth and strength, like the lotus that grows even in murky water”

Where you feel peace and serenity. There your soul should be flourishing.

The magic of nature arrives with spring. Cardinals come to visit, and the joy of seasonal flowers blooms

Continuing with the 3D torn paper technique, I tried to use smaller pieces of paper in this one as I noticed my tendency to use big pieces. And my version of poppies in the field was born.

Thinking out of the box” to branch out, satisfying that feeling of freedom by using more than that white rectangular piece of paper to bring my grapes to life. Adding movement to it like if they would be swaying in the wind – hence the grapes done similar to leaves.

The suggestion was to be inspired by the Cherry Blossoms and apply the same 3D torn paper technique to create my vision of them. So, I dressed up my Cherry Blossoms in beautiful night gowns in a much darker shade of pinks, adorning them with rays of yellow hues to reflect the light of the moon.

The magic of the process and the excitement of seeing it done for the first time in my 3D torn paper creation is shown here with my rose surrounded in a pond of joy.

A fuchsia-toned watercolor bloom evokes the essence of poppy layered with torn paper petals in delicate 3D composition.

Using the same technique of torn paper in layers now the poppy brought an orange-hue. “Eschscholzia californica”

A vibrant alternative bouquet, stitched with overlapping petals using delicate embroidery thread. A bridal bouquet reimagined.

A clash of petals clipped and layered, like thoughts unraveled. Not quite hydrangeas - just the memory of their colored chaos. It bursts from a bush that never asked to be perfect.

Daffodils glow in soft yellow light, surrounded by lilac, pale blue - a breath of teal.

Polen drifts - this season was alive and stirring.