."BOOTCAMP MAGAZINE. was launched as a visual communication magazine to provide artists with a venue to showcase their work and to cast creative inspiration.
The 15th and latest issue features the experimental creation group , led by internationally acclaimed floral artist Makoto Azuma.AMKKFeaturing the ".
The exhibition consists mainly of a group of works from "ICED FLOWERS," AMKK's signature series of artwork that was exhibited on the runway of Dries Van Noten and became the talk of the town, and which was exhibited in Japan. By daring to use monochrome prints of the gorgeous artwork of flowers encased in ice, the beautiful, icy world of silence is stoically expressed.
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Azuma Makoto
. Born 1976 in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Flower artist, since 2002, he has had his haute couture florist shop "JARDINS des FLEURS" in Ginza, Tokyo.
Around 2005, he began Botanical Sculpture, a form of figurative expression, which began to attract attention from abroad.
In 2009, he launched the experimental botanical group "Tohshin, Hanaju Kenkyujo (AMKKK)" and has presented his work in museums, art galleries, and public spaces abroad.
. In recent years, he has been energetically developing projects in which he arranges flowers in various situations on earth that would not exist in the natural world.
. continues to pursue the beauty of plants from a unique perspective.
AMKK
AMKK( Makoto Azuma ) and Flower Tree Institute ) are a group of floral artists Makoto Azuma ( and AMKK) who develop experimental creations using flowers and plants as their subject matter. The group's activities are consistent with the enhancement of the existence value of plants by finding the most mysterious forms that only flowers and plants possess and transforming them to an artistic level.
