The visual style of the film was influenced by the Dutch Still Life Painting movement, it’s context and meanings, but with a twist. The Tulip, featured heavily in the Dutch Still Life genre as a rare, and luxurious item for the wealthy, is replaced with a Dandelion (Latin Name “Taraxacum“).

Often considered a common garden weed, in this film, it’s stem and leaves are adorned with a golden voronoi pattern. Hints of red and white in the petals are a nod to the Tulip, and the gold patterns, the rich and wealthy.

In a setting akin to a scene from a Sci-Fi film, there’s a visual play on the scene’s context. A flower is orbited by what could be stars, and asteroids. Is it a Sun? Or is it a traditional still life setting?… Both maybe?

This is a film about growth and balance. The futility of material wealth and the fragility of our existence which is becoming at odds with nature.