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The exhibition is currently open.
Digital flowers that remain. Eternal Flower captures the beauty, strength and transience of flowers and transforms them into artworks that can last much longer.
We give flowers out of love, as a thank-you, in celebration and in moments when words are not enough. Eternal Flower was born from a desire to preserve such a fleeting moment – not as a photograph of a real flower, but as an original digital artwork.
The exhibition presents 14 motifs in a limited edition. Each motif can be printed in a maximum of five copies, and the print size can be adapted to your space.
The dimensions shown are the print sizes presented at the exhibition. Each motif can be printed in another, smaller or larger format by arrangement. The limited edition means a maximum of 5 printed copies of each motif, regardless of the chosen size.
Choose the format that suits you.
The prices shown apply to the listed formats. Each motif can also be printed in another, smaller or larger size by arrangement. The limited edition is a maximum of 5 printed copies of each motif, regardless of the chosen size.
“A flower. A symbol of life.”
Eternal Flower captures the flower at a moment when it is beautiful, expressive, fragile and fleeting. The exhibition was first presented on September 4, 2026 at Schwarzenberg Hospital in Lišov, and the collection can now be seen there in person.
Gifted
One of the photographs in the collection shows the artwork in a customer’s interior. Eternal Flower can therefore continue beyond the exhibition space – in a place someone chose for it.
For the exhibition opening, an original visual animation was created, bringing floral motifs and visual graphic elements to life through movement. The animation is accompanied by the composition Stříbrné šípy by composer Michal Habrda.
Eternal Flower
helps something grow.
Part of the proceeds from Eternal Flower supports the creation of the new MoviPop project – a project that aims to bring healthy movement and the joy of movement to children.
The first series of cards will support parents of children with scoliosis. Its aim is to offer a simple and playful tool that makes it easier for parents to exercise together with their children and support regular movement.
Art does not end on the wall. It can help create something that continues to bring joy, movement and support to families who need it.
Get in touch.
I will be happy to help.
If one of the motifs caught your eye, send me a message or call me. Each artwork is limited to 5 printed copies, and the size can be adapted to your space.