Tada Asuka Art Book Flora - Bones Of Pressed Flowers /anglais/japonais

Kneecaps made from sunflowers, ribs from green leaves, and arched rows of pink roses making a shape of a skull... This stunning collection presents the unique images of skeletons made from pressed flowers. The author, Tada felt bones were the essence of a woman and tried to reproduce them with flowers - which have been often associated with women. This figure skeleton was first used for an ad campaign for funeral parlor, and Tada won an award. She self-published 500 copies of this collection by crowdfunding, which sold out very quickly and this was one of the most sought-after titles in art bookstores.

Asuka Tada is a graphic designer from Chiba, Japan. She started creating "pressed flower skeleton" when she was a student of Musashino Art University. After graduation, she continues her art works as well as working as an art director at an advertising company.