Tea Garden in Ruins

A sculptural assemblage arranges blue-and-white porcelain plates, cups, and a fragmented teapot across a bed of dense preserved moss. Twisted brown branches and small white blossoms weave through the ceramics, turning familiar tableware into a miniature, overgrown landscape. The work’s vertical composition guides the eye from the upper plate through the broken teapot toward the large floral dish below, balancing delicacy with a sense of quiet collapse.