Integration is an evolving body of work that brings painting, drawing, installation, sculptural elements, and floral forms into a shared process. What began as a dialogue between fine art and floral design has expanded into an exploration of time, transformation, observation, and interpretation.

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The series begins with constructed environments in which living flowers, painted surfaces, and sculptural elements coexist and change over time. These environments become subjects for observation through painting and drawing, documenting shifting stages of bloom, decay, and disappearance.

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From observation, the work moves toward interpretation. Forms are fragmented, reorganized, accumulated, and transformed, exploring tensions between control and entropy, resistance and surrender, and what is observed versus what is perceived.

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Rather than treating each installation, painting, or drawing as a fixed and isolated object, Integration considers them as interconnected states within an evolving process—each work carrying traces of what came before while generating possibilities for what follows.