World Vice-Champion, Interflora World Cup 2019. For three decades Natalia has turned flowers, soil, sand and found materials into large-scale installations shown from Córdoba to Seoul — and taught the next generation of floral artists across five continents.
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Hero photo of a signature installation
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Portrait of Natalia
Natalia trained as a soil scientist before she became a florist — and it shows. Her installations treat petals, stems, sand and raw earth as one palette, built around the questions that first drew her to soil: how color shifts across a landscape, how texture holds light, how a material carries the memory of a place.
That instinct has taken her from flower festivals in Spain and Japan to runway-scale shows in Beijing, from a silver medal in Singapore to Vice-Champion of the 2019 Interflora World Cup. She now directs the art bureau Тридворнова (Tridvornova) and continues to compete, exhibit and teach internationally.
ARTIST'S STATEMENT — DRAFT, FOR NATALIA TO CONFIRM
I started in soil, not in flowers. The color, the texture, the memory a landscape holds — that's still what I build with, whatever material is in my hands.
A selection of exhibitions, shows and commissions. Photography to be added from Natalia's own archive.
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"Ahí viene el sol"
Festival FLORA, Córdoba, Spain — 2018
Installed in the patio of the Diputación de Córdoba and voted the festival's most popular patio by the public; winner of the People's Choice Award.
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Christmas Trends Show, Beijing
Beijing, China — 2017
A full-scale seasonal show built around thirteen Christmas floral works, presented to press and designers as a preview of the year's holiday trends.
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Wedding Trends, Mercabarna
Mercabarna-flor, Barcelona, Spain
A live presentation of bridal and event floral trends for the professional trade at Mercabarna, Barcelona's wholesale flower market.
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Interflora World Cup Final
International Final — 2019
Competed among 23 of the world's leading floral designers and placed Vice Champion, the event's second-highest honor.
Alongside her own practice, Natalia teaches as Professor at the American Floral Art School and leads the floral faculty course FLOFAQ at NAME Academy. Her workshops, demonstrations and masterclasses have taken her to floral schools and trade shows around the world.
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Floral faculty, lead instructor
WORKSHOPS & DEMONSTRATIONS — SELECTED COUNTRIES
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