Mid-summer Glory

Flowers are among the simplest and most universal symbols of purity and beauty—found everywhere: on city streets, in parks and gardens, in homes, and on artists’ canvases. They quietly inhabit our daily lives, reminding us that even amidst challenges, beauty remains within reach, though it may take many forms. With this installation, we aim to draw renewed attention to the innocent, uplifting presence of beauty that surrounds us. These sculptural flowers are more than decoration—they speak to something deeper: the human need for moments of wonder, softness, and connection in a complex world. This work was first demonstrated to the public as a temporary installation during a four-week exhibition June 28, 2025- July 27,2025 Location:  Resident Artists Gallery at the Montpelier Arts Center 9652 Muirkirk Road Laurel, MD. Its modular structure allows for flexible arrangements, adapting to various wall sizes and spatial features while maintaining visual coherence.