Flower Exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery 

A wonderful way to begin the new year, stepping into Spring with the new Flower Art Exhibition in Saatchi Gallery. Flowers have always symbolised beauty and been a means of expressing emotions. The Saatchi Gallery’s latest exhibition takes this fact and explores flowers throughout fashion and art in new ways. A truly refreshing take on something prevalent in art history.  

This exhibition was created to celebrate nature through art, many artists’ works featured in the exhibition explore themes of rebirth, emotional fragility, and transformation. The exhibition’s vision features a combination of paintings, installations, and digital art which make it even more interesting to look around. The main goal of this event is to challenge our traditional view of flowers as just being decorative objects, and in turn attempts to highlight their symbolism.  

There were a few highlights of the exhibition, including the decomposing floral installation. This installation is in real-time and looks at the life cycle of flowers. Another is an interactive digital projection in which flowers bloom and wither dependent on people’s movement. Finally, there was a striking photography series that captured decay in contrast with natural beauty. Each of these pieces represents different ways in which flowers hold hidden meanings in art and culture. 

I'd highly recommend visiting because it’s such a unique blend of beauty. Not only is it very pretty and thought-provoking, it’s also very ‘Instagram-able’. The immersiveness of the experience is what makes for excellent pictures. The exhibition also helps offer a new perspective on nature’s role in contemporary art. 

In the end, it’s more than a floral showcase- it's an experience through artistic exploration and leaves you with a deep sense of reflection. Personally, I left feeling very inspired and refreshed. It is a must-see exhibition for people who appreciate beauty beyond the surface.