Granted unprecedented access to typically off-limits spaces in Paris, Cohen discovered these eternal flowers existing in quiet spaces untouched by time. The flowers, balanced between artificiality and emotion, speak to something powerful through their permanence—a quality that resonates with Cohen's broader exploration of how environments preserve memory and feeling. This work exemplifies Cohen's romantic and nostalgic vision, where objects of beauty become subjects worthy of reverence precisely because they exist outside the flow of time, neither decaying nor changing, suspended in eternal contemplation.
 
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 photography from Cohen's Reverence series offers collectors a glimpse into normally inaccessible Parisian spaces where beauty is preserved against time's passage. The Art Design Project in Miami Beach presents this work as part of Cohen's ongoing investigation into how spaces and objects carry emotional weight, creating visual poetry from stillness and permanence.