The sculptures are richly textured, made originally from scrunched up paper and card dipped in pva glue, which is added to a steel and wood armature. A silicone mould is made of the flower which is then editioned in bronze using the lost wax process. One mould can replicate the same flower several times, so that there could be a whole bed of identical bronze flowers.
The bronzes are supplied with stainless steel armatures with fixings that can be lowered into pre-drilled holes in a concrete base which can then be permanently attached using specialist chemical glue.
Each flower is costed as a unit and can be duplicated according to whether a row of flowers would look more striking than a single one. They can be painted any colour, or patinated.