Flower Postcards is a series that treats flowers as both image and signal. Each card collects floral photographs, then disrupts them into vertical color bands and glitches, as if memory is being compressed into pure hue. The postcard format holds a familiar promise, of beauty sent from somewhere else, while the distortion suggests what gets lost in translation. The work lingers on perception itself: how we reconstruct feeling from fragments, and how an impression can survive even when the picture breaks.