Bloom N Art offers flowers and art to counteract a stormy month of March

March 22, 2018

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Jessie Panek uses chrysanthemums, lotus seed heads, eucalyptus, olivia leaves, and curly willow in her interpretation of Bromfield freshman Holly Jones’ cardboard clock structure.

Joy Dimaggio arranges succulents and a lotus pod to mimic the circles in Georgie Hynes’ graphic design.

Mary Anne Jordy and Mary Ann Piasecki use an arch of alstromeria to resemble the foraging flamingos in senior Max Chadran’s digital design.

Talia Lambie’s floral depiction of Bromfield freshman Sadie Keiran’s digital photo.

Gwen Sobel points out a piece to her daughter, Maran, whose eyes are drawn to a different arrangement. 

Maribeth Marcello employs calla lilies to mimic the ears of Cole Meyer’s plaster mask.

Garden Club member Karen Green uses snapdragons to represent the music coming out of the guitar in Bromfield senior Stephen Scarano’s digital graphic design.

Pam Henshaw admires a painting by Bromfield junior Hannah Taylor.

Laura Watkins and Maureen Remeika admire the artwork and floral arrangements.

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