There are flowers that delight, and there are flowers that stop you in your tracks and prompt you to reconsider notions of romance. The latter variety is what Amandine Cheveau and Jean-Christian Pullin, the duo behind Anatomiefleur, deal in. From bespoke bouquets for private clients to high fashion editorials, the pair furthers a “poetic dialogue between flowers, art, and space”, transforming floral arrangements into sculptures infused with symbolism. It’s likely you’ve encountered Anatomiefleur’s work around town — Amandine and Jean-Christian work with Ernst, created Gallery Weekend installations at the likes of Boros Collection and König Gallery and have collaborated with performance artist Bendik Giske at KW, amongst many other projects. From their light-flooded, minimal showroom at Strausberger Platz’s historic Haus des Kindes, Anatomiefleur continues to go from strength to strength. Keep an eye out for more of their subversive floral romanticism, soon to be seen in Gruppe and Nuda Paper. And when you’re in the market for a next-level bouquet, you know who to call. (Text: Anna Dorothea Ker / Photos: Anatomiefleur, Alex de Brabant)
Anatomiefleur, Strausberger Platz 19, 10243 Berlin-Friedrichshain; map
By appointment only: contact@anatomiefleur.com
