Some 3,000kg of baby's breath flowers decorated a wedding reception under the concept of "The Flower Nebula". After the reception, Chayawat Panjaphakdee, better known as "Joe Rainforest", the managing director of Rainforest Thailand and Rakdok, did not want to trash the flowers. When Seacon Square Srinakarin asked him to design a flower event for the MUNx2 zone, dubbed an "artibition", or an area for an art exhibition, he came up with the idea of a floral show titled "Imaginative Cloud" and reused the baby's breath flowers from the wedding to design displays in eight locations.
"Since I had to design floral displays for the artibition zone, I wanted to bring in artistic pieces. I then saw the work of the artist, Chris Judge, who created intriguing characters based on the shapes of clouds. That inspired me to create the exhibition 'Imaginative Cloud'. I designed floral displays based on the shapes of whales, penguins, elephants, monsters and ghosts. However, if children can visualise different images from these floral displays, it would be great. This is an activity that encourages children to use their imagination," he said.
