Emily Filler | Deconstructed Bouquets

Toronto artist Emily Filler combines painting, printmaking and photography into collages that explore memory, nature and urban life. In Deconstructed Bouquets, flowers become reference points that dissolve into abstractions within a constructivist and minimalist aesthetic. Walking a line between the real and the imaginary, Filler creates joyful, enigmatic compositions using blocks of vivid colour, high contrasts, meticulous patterning and unexpected juxtapositions. By playing with perspective and light, she transforms her floral elements into striking visual statements. newzones.com