The first in Cohen's Reverence series establishes the visual and conceptual language that defines this body of work—flowers suspended in time within Paris's hidden spaces. Cohen's unprecedented access to these typically restricted locations allowed her to create a fascinating exploration of spaces where time stands still. The artificial flowers she discovered speak to the tension between permanence and decay, between what is real and what is preserved. Cohen's intuitive approach resulted in imagery that feels deeply personal, capturing not just visual beauty but the emotional resonance of objects that exist beyond temporal change.
 
Photographer Victoria Cohen was granted unprecedented access to enter and photograph these typically off-limits spaces in Paris, France. She created this fascinating body of work through her lens, offering a view of spaces where time stands still. The flowers, balanced between artificiality and emotion, their permanence speaks to something powerful. Among these quiet spaces, untouched by time, lie objects of beauty.
 
This foundational work from the Reverence series introduces collectors to Cohen's Parisian exploration of beauty, time, and preservation. Available through The Art Design Project in Miami Beach, Reverence No. 1 demonstrates Cohen's singular vision for finding profound meaning in quiet spaces and objects that most people never have the opportunity to witness.