BIRCH

Dibsanist is an artist in love with nature and plants. She loves the purity and poetry of their forms.

With the particular technique she has developed, she produces decorations made from leaves borrowed from the nature of Thailand.

This work is dedicated to the leaves of a species of birch, the most southerly of all, Betula Alnoides, which grows in Southeast Asia.

Its trunk is white and its leaves more rounded than those of other European birch species.

In Southeast Asia, birch leaves are used to make cakes, but also have medicinal uses: they are said to be an antidote to snakebite.