The pictures used to create the pieces in the Resilience Flowers collection were taken in Minas Gerais State, Brazil. This place has a type of vegetation called Cerrado, the biologically richest savanna in the world. One of its notorious characteristics is its relationship with fire. Wildfires are important to maintain and shape the landscape of Cerrado, and many plants are fire-adapted.

However, other types of vegetation are seriously burning in Brazil right now, aggravating the country's climatic crises this year. 

Nature has an incredible regeneration power, but we must give it time to heal and protect it as if it were part of us. Ops, it is.