Tell me about the flowers that are no longer there

The series titled "Tell me about flowers that no longer exist" consists of photographs showing flowers in various stages of the aging process. Their author, Wiktoria Bosc, is fascinated by the process of passing, documents the slow transformation of flowers into dried, withered objects. The artist draws the viewer's attention to their agony, slow transformation into transparent matter, and their colors fading with aging. The use of a black background highlights the shapes of the plants and their nobility. Flowers that die retain their dignity, "keep their shape," as the author says. Their charm and beauty do not diminish, but become more intense and intriguing.