Floral artist Makoto Azuma pushes the boundaries of art, fashion, and nature with his experimental creations that show up in otherworldly settings.
Can floral arrangements be rock ‘n’ roll? If they come from Makoto Azuma, they surely can – and not just because the Japanese flower artist has played bass in a grunge band. In his hands, flowers find themselves in impossible places, doing unnatural things: Bonsai trees travel to outer space and the deep sea; blossoms are encased in ice blocks and planted onto a Dries Van Noten runway; unruly bouquets are used as props in Danish punk rock performances…[READ MORE]
Source: Meet Tokyo’s Most Daring Florist | surfacemag.com
