Furari Flores
Cara-Ann Simpson
- Opening Event: Saturday 16 August | 3pm
Furari Flores is a multisensory exhibition celebrating the wonder of plants. Incorporating sight, smell, hearing, and tactility, this project creates an immersive, sensory experience. Furari Flores explores the themes of environmental art, data visualisation, technology, geometry and meditation.

Furari Flores grew out of Cara-Ann’s experience with extreme illness and a life-changing diagnosis. The Latin title translates to ‘stealing flowers’, which is a literal and metaphorical interpretation of the project and her story. It also references the continued use of a ‘dead’ language in medical and botanical taxonomies. This series is Simpson’s journey of living with disability, explored as a relationship with plants and places, and a rediscovery of identity. Broadly, this exhibition is an open conversation about connections through sensory immersion, active observation, and deep listening.


