Amsterdam Succulents

A sculptural composition of preserved moss and cement, the Amsterdam Succulents arrives as a fully resolved object — neither purely botanical nor strictly architectural, but quietly both. Its generous horizontal proportion, spanning twenty-one inches across an eighteen-inch depth, grounds it with the unhurried presence of something that belongs. The cement ground anchors the preserved moss in a relationship of texture against texture, organic softness held within an unyielding material gravity. This is the kind of piece that asks nothing of a room and yet changes it entirely.