Day 27 • Timed Edition Fine Art Print

I remember creating this and how the flowers reminded me of ballerinas the way they were so gracefully bending like swan necks, their fluffy petals like that of a tutu. I loved that I just poked around the studio looking for different size and shape glasses and vases I had collected this way or the other over the years, unknowing they would all come together at this moment in time. The light glows from behind the glass and I just adore the composition. I had such joy creating this, like how it must feel to play a piano and enjoy the music at the same time.

In the details, the way the wisteria curves just so delicately onto the petal of the peony is what sends me. These sort of incredibly refined details are what balances the grandeur of flowers. This photograph is my zone of genius and at the end of my life, this is one of the ones I want to reference as what my work stood for in the beauty of life. The coming together of all the dancers in beautiful harmony.

My diary entry from the studio while creating this piece, April 20, 2020:

“Today I started to feel like a bird in a cage. I caught myself daydreaming about going to a restaurant and being served dinner or going on a date with my husband. I mean even just a drive would be a welcomed luxury at this point. I don’t feel panicked about the loss of freedoms — that has been replaced by a longing for freedom. I guess in a way I feel as alive as a flower trapped inside a glass vase.”

Timed Edition • Available for 48 hours only

The edition size is set by the number of collectors within the 48-hour window, and prints are numbered in the order they are collected. Once the window closes, the edition is closed forever.

The Fine Art Print Drop opens November 14, 2026 and closes 48 hours later.

This image first sold on exhibition in 2020 as an edition of 3 at $4,500, and the framed Masterwork sold for $12,000. For the first time, it returns as a 48-hour timed edition.

• Size: 28 × 28 inches
• Paper: Hahnemühle Bamboo, a museum-quality fine art paper made in Germany by Hahnemühle, papermakers since 1584. Crafted from 90% bamboo fibre and 10% cotton, with a soft, natural warmth that suits flowers beautifully.
• Print: Archival pigment print, made to last for generations
• Signed in pencil, individually numbered, and embossed with the artist’s seal
• Created: April 20, 2020
• Printed: December 2026