The exhibition “The Flower is Always in The Almond” at NISO Gallery showcases Daniel Brusatin’s latest series of works, exploring the hidden potential and inherent growth in nature and humanity. Using natural materials, Brusatin creates pieces that reflect the evolution of organic forms, akin to seeds containing the promise of future flowers.

The title is a poetic statement about the latent potential in all beings. Just as the flower sleeps within the seed, these works hold energy waiting to be released, promising growth and transformation. The exhibition establishes a dialogue not only with matter but also with time and spirit, meditating on what is and what could be, the visible and the hidden, the tangible and the ethereal.