Celebrating the second anniversary of my inaugural generative art project, Fleur, I am thrilled to announce its continuation and evolution with re:Fleur. This new project not only marks a significant milestone but also reimagines the journey each piece has taken and continues to take since its inception.
re:Fleur features 300 unique artworks, mirroring the original count of Fleur. However, this time, each artwork has undergone a transformation, maturing over time into more abstract forms. This collection is a tale of growth, change, and evolution. Witness how each Fleur has developed, with the initial forms morphed into new abstractions, still recognizable, yet perceptively evolved.
The project explores themes of transformation, complexity, and realism in abstraction. It’s a study of how organic forms can evolve into intricate patterns and forms, mirroring nature's own journey. Re:Fleur is more than just a collection; it’s a statement on the ever-changing nature of art and life itself. It invites you to revisit the familiar with fresh eyes, to see beyond the initial and into the depth of its evolution.
As a sign of appreciation for community support, re:Fleur is FREE for the collectors of my previous projects: Fleur or Heartbeat, and will not be available for public sale.