Bloom ’N Art marries flowers, art, and imagination

March 21, 2019

Photos by Vivien Jamba

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Olivia Lindo’s digitally designed graphic poster “Visit Budapest” was interpreted by Pauline Carroll and Kathy Hewett.

Florist Kari Hayward represented Ryan Bilafer’s “Mountain Landscape” with dianthus, delphinium, and gypsophilia. .

Talia Lambie’s arrangement of veronica, mums, calla lily, carnations, pine, red pepper, proteas, and leucadendrons/berzelia  truly capture 10th-grader Holly Jones’ “Ocean Vessel.”.

Lois Frampton (left) and Barbara Heim marvel over one of the show’s creations. .

Jessie Panek interpreted Kelsey Fort’s “The Buddha” with delphiniums, roses, chrysanthemums, tulips, and Saint-John’s-wort.

Aiya Wang’s papier maché sculpture was mimicked by Joy Dimaggio with statice, thistle, and baby’s breath..

Athena Wang’s “Abstract Rooster” watercolor and sculpture were interpreted by Margaret Murphy..

Jim and Mary Maxwell stop to enjoy “The Buddha” and its floral likeness.

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