Inspired by Japan's square watermelons, this series imagines flowers shaped by structure-but softened by gradients. Each piece marks a moment of learning, curiosity, and evolution.
This is not about perfection, but process.
This series began with a freehand square flower, full of natural character. As the series progressed, I gradually moved toward a more structured and mathematical approach.
By the sixth flower, every element is carefully measured.
This shift reflects my learning process-moving from intuition to precision while still holding on to emotion through colour and gradients.
