


Chromatic Flora is a mixed media relief artwork created from carefully sorted recycled plastic toys and everyday household objects, combined with minimal acrylic paint. The composition resembles a botanical chart reimagined through color and material. Flowers and plant structures emerge from layered pinks, reds, purples, and greens, assembled from synthetic fragments rather than organic matter. Repetition, texture, and surface detail create a rhythmic visual language that balances structure and play. Rather than replicating nature, the work reconstructs it through artificial materials, highlighting the contrast between natural forms and manufactured substances. Encased within a transparent acrylic frame, Chromatic Flora reflects on how color, material, and human intervention reshape the way plants are observed, displayed, and remembered in contemporary culture.