Artist Vanessa Hogge hand-crafts delicate ceramic vessels and decorative wall objects in the form of flowers like daisies, chrysanthemums, dahlias and hydrangeas that are covered in hundreds of porcelain petals. Inspired by the beauty of flowers, Vanessa Hogge sculpts ornate porcelain art called wallflowers in her studio in Cockpit Arts Holborn, London.
Video of creation process
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