Lena Hoschek often finds inspiration where beauty isn’t obvious at first glance: in unusual colour combinations, in nature in transition, in bygone eras, and again and again in things others might overlook.

For Broken Flowers, her gaze turns to flowers whose bloom has already passed. Wilted and decaying petals become the colour palette: faded rosé tones meet earthy nuances, deep green and, again and again, surprisingly bright neon accents. It is precisely these unexpected contrasts that give the collection its particular tension.