05/08/2026
Oceanic Fluidity | A Botanical Study in Light and Form
Beginning with the idea that space and form are experienced as an immediate sensory presence before their details are fully unravelled, this study explores the boundary of fluid motion by deconstructing oceanic elements into sculptural forms.
Conceptualized by Dalnim Studio upon observing the stellar performance element 'water', specifically how movement flows through fabric, and drawing inspiration from Iris van Herpen’s avant-garde haute couture, this design transforms sheer, iridescent textiles and botanicals into an expression of aquatic life.
Scribbles of a rough idea to recreate the shifting aquatic movement, honoring the beauty and vital energy of our deep seas.
This design uses light and fabric as central artistic mediums.
Living Corals🪸
It is also inviting us to look closely and appreciate the beauty of our waters. 🌊
Suspended amidst deep crimson blooms, fiery accents, sea-toned hydrangeas, and textural foliage, the fabric acts as liquid light, bridging organic nature with spatial set design.
Creatives
Dalnim Floral Design Studio & Academy
Dana | Founder, Mori Hana Design Studio
KDesigns
Another Flower Studio
Through this process, the work emphasizes that fluidity is not just a physical state, but an immersive sensory experience. From initial concept to final ex*****on, the piece was brought to life through hands-on experimentation, shared dialogue, and collective crafting by the team. A true study of how an idea evolves when given space to grow together.
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