Botanical forms have long occupied a place in art, carrying meanings that extend beyond their visual beauty. Flowers, leaves, roots, and organic structures become subjects through which artists explore growth, fragility, transformation, and the passage of time. In contemporary practice, botanical imagery moves between observation and imagination, offering new ways of interpreting our relationship with the natural world.

Botanical 2026 brings together international artists whose works approach plant life through diverse visual languages, from detailed representation to abstraction and conceptual experimentation. Across different mediums and perspectives, familiar natural forms are reimagined, distorted, simplified, or invested with personal and cultural significance.

Rather than presenting nature as a purely decorative subject, this exhibition considers botanical imagery as a space for reflection on memory, identity, environmental change, and the relationship between human experience and the living world. Through these varied approaches, Botanical 2026 reveals the continuing relevance of nature within contemporary artistic expression.

Curational Team