Floral Still Life as the Root of Organic Design

• History of organic floral design
• Still life as a compositional basis
• Rhythm, atmosphere and visual focus
• Transition from classical still life to contemporary floral language

Practical exercise: Composition in a ceramic urn without floral foam, with a free and expressive approach.

Garden design: small floral landscapes

• Arrangements that evoke wild gardens
• Layers, heights, proportions and natural direction
• Techniques with sustainable structures

Rhythm, emptiness and breath in design Practical exercise: Creating a floral planter that simulates a small visual ecosystem.

Organic style bridal bouquet

• Fundamentals of a foam-free bouquet.
• Conscious selection of flowers: texture, movement and color.
• Proportions and holding techniques.

Ethereal, fluid and natural design Practical exercise: Designing a bridal bouquet with organic aesthetics and sustainable technique.

Organic Floral Installation

• Foam-free facility design.
• Reusable structures and botanical support.
• Visual narrative, scale and group balance.

Design in dialogue with the environment Practical exercise: Group creation of a large-scale organic floral arch, as a collective closing of the course.