Diana

The central image is a photomosaic portrait of Princess Diana, characterized by a soft, warm aesthetic. The portrait is constructed entirely from thousands of miniature, individual photographs of various flowers in shades of pink, cream, red, and soft lavender. From a distance, the collective images form the recognizable face of Diana, capturing her characteristic smile and features through the strategic arrangement of these botanical tiles.

To the right of the main portrait, an oval-shaped inset provides an enlarged view of the eye region, illustrating the technique used to create the image. This inset reveals individual puzzle-shaped tiles that depict specific flowers, such as pink lilies and soft-petaled blossoms. A small thumbnail of the original reference portrait is included below this inset for comparison. The overall composition is set against a deep blue, grid-textured background that contrasts with the lighter, floral hues of the subject.

This artwork is a photographic composite where the play of light and shadow is achieved through the density and colour depth of the floral imagery rather than traditional paint or ink. The result is a tactile, intricate mosaic that transforms organic, colourful details into a high-contrast human likeness.