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Happy Sunday from my home to yours. Ultra-exclusive new additions are now live, but with only 4 days left. My fine art print boutique closes on June 18th for summer break until fall. These are ultra-limited editions (signed and numbered) where only 2 will ever exist for each size. Once they are gone, they are gone forever. The collection (in order of appearance): 1 Still Life with Magenta and Cobalt 2 Coral Spell 3 Syringa Blush 4 Touching Tulips 5 Lingering Spring A peony and a daffodil rarely bloom together in nature. By the time my lilacs arrive, the hellebores have wilted, and pompon dahlias are reserved for September. Stepping into the old Dutch masters’ style, I bring every bloom together regardless of the season. Each piece features a mix of fresh and handmade sugar flowers to create a moment that nature could never orchestrate. Click the link in my bio before the shop closes on June 18th. 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5... Which one is your favorite? Would love to hear from you! #fineartprints #dutchstilllife #homedecor floralart botanicalart

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Only 4 days left, my limited edition fine art prints are available until June 18th. With some ultra exclusive editions, some are even unique editions 1 of 2. Each Dutch still life is composed with fresh and sugar flowers to bring color and timeliness floral abundance to your walls. My print boutique will close for summer break until September. The link is in my bio for your favorite floral piece before they run out forever. #floralart #fineartprint #dutchstilllife #limitededitionprint

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We are delighted to share that MBDS has been included on the 2026 ELLE Decor A-List. Thank you to @elk_elisa and the ELLE Decor team, and to our clients, collaborators, and studio team whose creativity and dedication are reflected in this recognition. To be alongside such talented designers and architects is a true honour, and one we are incredibly grateful for. Pictured: Villa Beatrice, at @belmondhotelsplendido #AList2026 #MBDS

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Summer is officially here, but my mind is already wandering to October. I am absolutely thrilled to announce that I will be traveling to the beautiful Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for Fine Arts and Flowers October 8–11, 2026. On October 9, I’ll be hosting a lecture where one lucky attendee will win my demonstration arrangement and a one-of-a-kind sugar flower. The very next day, October 10, we will gather in the museum studios for a hands-on workshop to sculpt a lifelike sugar flower together. Connecting with you in person is my favorite part of this journey. Tickets are live now, register yours via the link in my bio and @vmfamuseum Who is making the trip to Richmond with me?

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First instalment of Loi Studios’ Artist’s Cut series featuring @fernandacaballero___. Fernanda’s work reflects on the role of nature in our collective consciousness and her incredible paintings express a deep connection to the natural world. I had the pleasure of sharing this studio with Fernanda in Mexico City during 2025 and the film only captures a small part of Fernanda’s eclectic and magical creative process. Shot with a Canon 318M using Kodak 50D Super 8mm film. Directed and shot by @b4___sale Edit and GFX @shotprawn Sound design @saundo.studio_ Audio mastering @dis.troia

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SUBTLE SENSUALITY @schenkweitzdoerfer Subtle Sensuality speaks of a finely attuned awareness — an awareness of the living quality that dwells within form itself. It is the sensuality of a singular moment: the moment an object relinquishes its thingness and becomes, instead, a presence. Such moment cannot be willed into being. It arises where form is at once so precise and so open that it does not arrest the gaze, but draws it further inward. Where a surface is not merely perceived, but felt — before the hand has ventured near. It is a knowledge that belongs to the body, one that precedes the deliberations of the mind. The subtlety here betrays no want of intensity. Quite the contrary: it is an intensity distilled, one that does not announce itself but slowly unfolds — as something quietly spoken that nonetheless continues to resound long after the words have ceased. A form that appears, at first encounter, restrained, and at second, refuses to release its hold — for it has touched upon something that resists articulation yet registers with absolute immediacy. Sensuality of this order demands stillness. It calls for the suspended moment, the unhurried circling, the slow passage of light across a surface. It yields not to explanation but to attention — patient, unhurried attention. The object waits. It is in no particular haste. Fashioned from a material that has outlasted civilisations, it carries within itself something of that ancient, abiding calm.

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There’s three weeks left of our CONTRASTS exhibition in Seoul, and looking back it’s been such a beautiful journey. @maisonnavie brought us together to collectively create a journey through mind states within this amazing space. I want to thank @nerdy_artist_union and specifically my brother @min.jae.hyun for taking on my concept and lifting it to new levels. Thank you @urlook_kr and team for the engineering and crucial problem solving. Thank you @erasedstudio for long creative talks, collaboration and exploration. Thank you @andreas.ihlebaek for helping me create the sound of Aletheia (soon to be released). And most importantly @maisonnavie for making it all happen! What an adventure. If you are in Seoul - go see CONTRASTS now!

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Idioma prestado mixto sobre tela 200 x 150 2025 Me gusta trabajar con mis telas por mucho tiempo, ‘añejarlas’. Teñirlas, olerlas, amarrarlas, jugarlas. Reciclar, recapitular. La tela de esta pieza la teñí en un proceso de oxidación con repollo y morita en el 2019. Estuvo sumergida, y expuesta al viento simultáneamente cerca de un mes en ese tiempo que viví en valle. Me gusta también pensar que mis telas se cargan de todo eso que está al rededor de ellas en todo el proceso. Cómo la piel. Después monté una parte de la tela en un bastidor y se quedó así por mucho tiempo. Añejándose más, pero estirada y guardada en el estudio, parte de un archivo de textiles que está ahí, esperando. Esperar también me gusta. Pero eso es algo aprendido. Un idioma que me prestaron porque antes todo en mi corría con cierta desesperación por todos lados sin saber porqué y para qué. De pronto pasan años y a veces el tiempo se pausa y en la espera y en el -no movimiento- hay dicha. Y deliciosa. Y de ahí salen nuevos lenguajes. En junio del año pasado retomé esta tela para volver a verla y conversar con ella. 🤍🌾

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Peony galore of fresh and sugar flowers in my favorite season. We are reaching the end of spring and I’m (as usual), racing against time to recreate flowers in sugar before they wilt. I’m not bragging, my camera and phone are filled with this season’s workshops and flower photos. My library chock-full of material, or what this platform fittingly calls ‘content’, but I have been shy about posting it all. This platform has changed and I noticed I’m not as flexible. When I teach workshops or when I create, I give myself whole heartedly. Living more and more in the moment, I’m so envious of everyone who can do it all or in any case do both. Creating as well as posting on social media. I could be wrong but I feel more is needed (from artists) nowadays to be seen. The right music, enthralling captions, right video set up, best editing, showing one’s face (to literally become more seen) I could go on. Being a perfectionist and camera-shy isn’t helpful, oh how I wish I could do it all. Last day of May today with a full and one and only blue moon. Here a flower arrangement with an imperfect video of a sugar peony to wish you a happy new month and to send you much love. Anyone else feel the pressure to “do it all”? I would love to hear from you in the comments. #peonyseason #anartistslife #perfectionistproblems #dutchstilllife #floralartistry

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SUBTLE SENSUALITY ​ Opening June 5th 2026/ The exhibition will run until August 2026 @SCHENKWEITZDOERFER Albertusstr. 26 50667 Köln/Cologne Opening Hours: Wednesday - Friday: 1 pm - 6 pm Saturday: 11 am - 5 pm Subtle Sensuality speaks of a finely attuned awareness — an awareness of the living quality that dwells within form itself. It is the sensuality of a singular moment: the moment an object relinquishes its thingness and becomes, instead, a presence. Such moment cannot be willed into being. It arises where form is at once so precise and so open that it does not arrest the gaze, but draws it further inward. Where a surface is not merely perceived, but felt — before the hand has ventured near. It is a knowledge that belongs to the body, one that precedes the deliberations of the mind. The subtlety here betrays no want of intensity. Quite the contrary: it is an intensity distilled, one that does not announce itself but slowly unfolds — as something quietly spoken that nonetheless continues to resound long after the words have ceased. A form that appears, at first encounter, restrained, and at second, refuses to release its hold — for it has touched upon something that resists articulation yet registers with absolute immediacy. Sensuality of this order demands stillness. It calls for the suspended moment, the unhurried circling, the slow passage of light across a surface. It yields not to explanation but to attention — patient, unhurried attention. The object waits. It is in no particular haste. Fashioned from a material that has outlasted civilisations, it carries within itself something of that ancient, abiding calm. Keiyona Stumpf will be present.

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So proud to show our latest work for @everyonesinvited for festivals this summer ! Each poster creatively led by a different designer, to shout about consent and accountability at @xthetracks @fieldday and to raise awareness for the incredible charity @everyonesinvited and the work they do towards their mission to eradicate rape culture. “Shared Joy starts with consent” Creative lead & design - @artanyatang @inesbarny Additional design & Motion - @bchan_zy “Holding your mates accountable? Sexy” Creative lead & design - @temidoyinn Clay sculpting - @temidoyinn Additional design & motion - @bchan_zy “Their version of fun might not be yours” Creative lead & motion design - @bchan_zy “Point it out, call it in” Creative lead & design - @iceecharuwimonkul & @bchan_zy Motion design - @bchan_zy Campaign direction - @sophielennox1 @cloeclaa @bchan_zy Special thanks to the whole @everyonesinvited team including Ness & @somasara Please follow, donate and support them if you can ! ☀️ 💙💙💙

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Inside And Objects, Martin Brudnizki and Nicholas Jeanes have created a world shaped by craftsmanship, collecting, and the beauty of everyday living. Furniture, lighting, artwork and objects sit together much like they would in a home; layered over time, deeply personal, and chosen for the feeling they create. ‘We have always believed that the smallest details can make the biggest difference’, says Martin. Discover the shop and the stories behind it - visit us at our home in Newson’s Yard on the Pimlico Road. @martinbrudnizki @nickjeanes #andobjects

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A new bouquet has arrived in the atrium 🌸 Natasja Sadi creates lifelike flowers from sugar. She began making them to honour her African and Indonesian ancestors, who worked in the sugar plantations in Suriname. Each flower carries a story; sometimes personal, sometimes tied to a larger history. In this arrangement, you find Ixora Coccinea, the Surinamese national flower. And Caesalpinia Pulcherrima, whose seeds were used by enslaved women to end pregnancies, in an attempt to prevent their children from being born into captivity and cruelty. What at first appears as merely decorative is actually closely connected to memory, resistance and the history of sugar.

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