Not everything beautiful behaves.
Flailing Pollination captures a moment of tension — where growth, pressure, and expectation collide. What should feel natural becomes chaotic. What should flow begins to resist.
Created through Circular Elevation, this contemporary feminist sculpture transforms discarded materials into a bold, high-impact work. It speaks to the unseen labour behind beauty — the emotional, social, and invisible forces that hold things together until they don’t.
There’s movement here — but it isn’t gentle. It’s urgent. Uncontained. Slightly unhinged.
And that’s the point.
This is feminist work that doesn’t sit quietly. It challenges, interrupts, and holds presence within a space.
A one-of-a-kind upcycled sculpture, designed for collectors who want more than decoration — work that brings tension, energy, and conversation into the room.
Created in Aotearoa New Zealand as part of Lisa Watkins’ Circular Elevation practice.
This is not something you hang.
This is something you choose to live alongside.
 
Artist: Lisa Watkins (MyShinyMadness)
Title: Flailing Pollination
Type: Sculpture
Materials: Reclaimed materials, mixed media
Edition: One-of-a-kind
Location: Aotearoa New Zealand
Small Sculpture 30cm x Height 30 cm x Width x 30 cm Length (Under 5kg)