Artist Raku Inoue Amazingly Crafts Insects From Freshly Cut Flowers & Leaves

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Artist Raku Inoue amazingly crafts insects from freshly cut flowers and leaves. Born in Tokyo, Raku Inoue moved to Montreal when he was 9 years old. Growing up, he was influenced by both cultures, Japanese origami, and Canadian graffiti. As a budding artist, he felt that these two different types of arts have a connection to each other.

Raku Inoue’s Natura Insects series is a collection of insect sculptures made from hand-arranged floral elements. In this series, he uses several types of freshly-cut flowers to create colorful insect sculptures.

Scroll down and inspire yourself. Check his Instagram page for more amazing work.

You can find Raku Inoue on the web:

• Website
• Instagram
• Behance

#1 Stag Beetle

#2 Beetle

#3 Kabutomushi (Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle)

#4 Butterfly

#5 Dragonfly

#6 Ladybug

#7 Black Widow

#8 Moth

#9 Firefly

#10 Ladybug

#11 Laurentian Butterfly

#12 Baby Owl

#13 HoneyBee

#14 Damsel Twix

#15 Coconut Ferrero Rocher

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