painter & writer

Lida Sherafatmand

A unique voice in contemporary painting
Her Florescencism, redefines centuries-old flower painting as a language of resilience and human flourishing.

Florescencism: The Art Movement

A selection of pieces from various collections of Lida Sherafatmand’s healing art.

Nature-inspired painting by Lida Sherafatmand featuring delicate white dandelion seed heads, vibrant yellow flowers, and cascading green foliage with touches of blue and gold light.
Abstract floral painting by artist Lida Sherafatmand featuring vibrant red, pink, and purple petals with intricate textures against a deep green leafy background.
Abstract tunnel-like painting by Lida Sherafatmand with vibrant blue and orange petal-shaped forms leading towards a glowing golden light at the center.
Surreal floral landscape painting showing bright blossoms merging into dark shadowed trees under a dynamic sky, symbolizing the harmony between light and darkness in nature
Surreal symbolic painting showing radiant white and green forms merging into a burst of light and flowers, representing spiritual awakening, transformation, and the rise of consciousness.
Surreal floral painting titled “Internal World of Goodness” by Lida Sherafatmand, depicting a radiant inner light surrounded by flowing pink flowers and green stems, symbolizing harmony, peace, and the beauty of goodness within.
Lida Sherafatmand

The New Avant-Garde in Healing Art

It is not always the loudest, the biggest, the noisiest, or the dominant, which hold the key to life.

For 27 years, Lida’s art has been a bold defiance against the culture of dominance and fragmentation. While the mainstream fixates on provocation, her work offers an intervention: creating space to truly see, feel, and be.

Rooted in neuroaesthetics and energy psychology, her floral paintings represent a necessary shift toward an art world that prioritizes restoration, depth, and genuine human connection.

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Her early life, marked by the complexities of post-revolution Iran and subsequent displacement, instilled in her a profound understanding of trauma and resilience. This experience became the bedrock of her artistic inquiry, leading her to explore how art could serve not as a mirror to chaos, but as a source of solace and inner strength.

This journey has taken her from international diplomatic circles, where she has been an advocate for peace, to collaborations with scientists and psychologists, deepening the foundations of Florescencism as a trauma-sensitive artistic practice.

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Florescencism: The Art Movement

A 21st-century evolution in art, offering a blueprint for our emotional and ethical future. Grounded in neuroscience, Florescencism reshapes art into a trauma-sensitive experience that soothes the nervous system in a world driven by stress and disconnection.

The Method of Florescencism Painting

Repetition

The stylistic rhythm of repeating leaves, stones, and flowers caresses the senses, stressing abundance in an age of anxiety.

Overall Organic Form

Analogies between natural shapes and our own internal forms stimulate a deeper connection to our living environment.

Harmony with Nature

Human activity depicted in a way that is protective towards life, rather than destructive, affirming our creativity and intelligence.

Point of Infinity

Using perspective not just for physical space, but to create a metaphor for the vastness of our emotional and mental spaces.

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From the Art Collections

A glimpse into the diverse archives, each representing a distinct emotional and philosophical journey in floral art.

International Resonance in Art

With diplomatic resonance and humanitarian depth, Lida’s art has been exhibited in over 20 countries, from International Art Fairs and Art Museums to the U.N and international conferences.

Venice Biennale, Italy

Tokyo International Art Fair, Japan

Roerich Museum, Russia

Museum of Marrakech, Morocco

Nigde National Museum, Turkey

Flower Art Museum, The Netherlands

CAM Museum of Contemporary Art, Italy

London School of Economics, UK

Palace of the President, Malta

Art Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco

Publications of Lida’s Writings

Beyond the canvas, Lida’s vision extends into the written word, exploring the intersections of art, humanity, and philosophy.

Books and Media coverage

Authored works, media features, and academic recognition of her artistic impact and legacy.

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Articles by Lida

Essays and articles that delve into the philosophy of Florescencism and contemporary art.

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Poems

Lida Sherafatmand writes soulful poems expressing resilience, love, and humanity with gentle artistic depth.

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