I am excited to be working with Susanne Kilian. As a UN interpreter for state presidents, UN representatives and decision-makers from politics, media, and industry she has been working in Asia, the Middle East, the USA, and Europe for more than 20 years. Making words work- in acquisition, presentations, and negotiations- is her true passion.  

Reading her book "Don't let me be misunderstood", has made me laugh, given me several enjoyable AHA moments and has helped me avoiding pitfalls.

My photo art features numerous of Susanne's publications on various online channels (on her website www.susanne-kilian.com, her Instagram susannekiliansseminars, blogs, and newsletters).

Thank you - Susanne Kilian – I am thrilled that you keep choosing my floral photo art to embellish your words.  

31.08.2021 was the last day of the exhibition of the selected works by the Slovak artist Andrej Dubravsky under the title "Clay and Insects" at the green house premises of the Botanical garden UPJS, Kosice / Slovakia. I must admit that the synergy between the exhibited works surrounded by the exotic plants under the green house roof was pretty inspiring. I was pretty pleased to see it…

If you still have not had the chance to have a look at the TOMs magic peonies, here you are ... a new series of the fantastic floral still lives can be purchased in two different option as follows:

• Photos behind acrylic glass in limited edition runs of 139 only, framed as real photo print of museum quality, behind 2mm acrylic glass and signed, numbered and certified. The guarantee a maximum of 139 copies of 1 artwork per different size is given.

• Photo as high-quality print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag® paper (308 gsm, 100% cotton, acid- and lignin-free, ISO 9706 conform / museum quality for highest age resistance). The sale of prints is in unlimited edition and will be delivered to you in unframed format, signed and certified. 

Enjoy the pure romance and great floral energy...

Ceropegia woodii is an easy-to-care-for houseplant and therefore ideal for beginners. The plant, which is also sold under the name rose vine, belongs to the succulents and is very easy to propagate yourself. This is how you grow the new plant. You can cut cuttings during the entire growing season. However, spring is particularly suitable.

Prepare normal garden soil and mix it with a little sand. Allow the cut ends to dry for a day or two before inserting the shoots into the substrate.

Have fun with it!