Floral Art Installations
Large-scale works combining flowers with botanical materials and sculp
Large-scale floral installations are the focus of Waterlily Pond, a San Francisco studio led by wife-and-husband artists Natasha Lisitsa and Daniel Schultz. Their work brings together flowers, natural botanical materials, and modern industrial sculpture, creating suspended and site-specific artworks for museums, cathedrals, public spaces, and cultural organizations. Featured projects include Infinite Garden, San Francisco Magazine, and Wind. The duo has exhibited at the de Young Museum, SFMOMA, the San Diego Museum of Art, and international floral and horticultural festivals. Waterlily Pond offers commissions, artistic collaborations, workshops, and stage demonstrations, with installations developed for indoor and outdoor settings. Their work has also appeared in design books and floral art publications.
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Large-scale works combining flowers with botanical materials and sculp
Custom floral installations developed for museums, public spaces, and
The studio works with organizations on floral art projects and exhibit
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