A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - This curatorial selection brings together artists who approach flowers and foliage through a range of visual languages. Detailed observation sits alongside expressive mark-making, graphic pattern, and heightened color. While some works remain rooted in realism, others push botanical forms toward something more stylized and interpretive. What connects them is a shared interest in transformation. Leaves, petals, and stems become more than descriptive elements; they serve as frameworks for exploring shape, rhythm, and surface. Viewed together, these works reveal botanical imagery not as a fixed tradition, but as a continually evolving subject within contemporary painting.