​Florescencism is a 21st-century evolution in flower painting — born before the pandemic, grown through it, and now offering a blueprint for the emotional and ethical future of art.

Rooted in nature, neuroscience, and emerging fields such as energy psychology and energy medicine, Florescencism extends beyond flowers. It resonates as an artistic movement — connecting with other artists whose works are grounded in nature and emotional transformation. This is a synergy of visionary tenderness, a revolutionary art.

Read the Manifesto of Florescencism to explore the vision further.

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The Philosophy Behind Florescencism

Lida’s work is grounded in a neuroscience-backed approach to composing beauty — reshaping art into a trauma-sensitive experience that soothes and reconnects the nervous system in a world driven by stress and disconnection. Focused on the transformative power within human nature, Florescencism introduces a new direction in engaged art — one that heals, connects, and inspires.

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