Commissioned for the historic gardens of Les Mille Fleurs in Provence, France, this iteration of The Butterfly Effect responds to the region’s rich horticultural heritage and centuries-old relationship between cultivated landscape and natural ecology.

The work explores themes of emergence, transformation, and the delicate balance between order and spontaneity found in nature. Positioned within the garden setting, the sculpture creates a conversation between contemporary form and the surrounding landscape, drawing visitors into an experience of reflection and discovery. Inspired by Edward Lorenz’s Butterfly Effect theory, the work serves as a reminder of how small actions can create far-reaching consequences across complex systems.