Another versatile purpose for the vibrant botanical photography is LED or transparent LED display, turning the scene into an animated mini story.
The brand campaigns that come to mind with this Rosewater Panel (2026) example sequence are Oscar De La Renta with large rose prints, Viktor and Rolf fragrances, and Gucci floral.
Transparent LED displays have a futuristic look that has a lot of potential, from creating dynamic hallways to ceilings, or sliding panels. These can be in and around retail, or office and residential buildings – or creating an artful immersive experience.
Among inspirations to post about transparent LEDs are the movies Gattaca and Minority Report, while this is definitely a more utopian use with “Rosewater Panel.” There are many pieces in the Studio Shangri-La catalog that are well suited to animation. However, it helps that have that in mind while composing the images.
Other video animation from my portfolio includes a larger scale exhibit of animated works called “Visions Of Biosynergy,” that I produced for the global real estate company Greystar, and a much shorter version for large scale LEDs for a Federal Realty installation.
View “Rosewater Panel” sample animation:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTnlsX0kaAt/?igsh=MTlqNmpzMWNqeGo1Zg==
“Rosewater Panel” is available direct in different mediums including digital / video; it’s also available in print formats on Saatchi Art and TurningArt.
From Rufus AI:
“Transparent LED displays blend digital content with see-through visibility for retail windows, museum exhibits, and commercial spaces. Glass-integrated panels offer varying transparency levels, while modular systems enable custom configurations. Indoor displays suit controlled environments, and outdoor-rated screens withstand weather. Display controllers and content management systems enable dynamic visual presentations. Consider viewing distance, ambient light, and transparency requirements.”