Continuing Saint Cloche’s dialogue between artists and practices from across the globe, When Flowers Dream of Machines brings together Sydney-based painter Zaide Harker and Danish-based sculptor Gleb Dusavitskiy.

Australian flowers meet Danish timber, not as separate cultural or material references, but as parallel expressions of a broader ecological intelligence. Painting and sculpture become linked through their attention to transformation: the moment when an existing form is neither preserved intact nor completely remade, but carried forward into another state.

When Flowers Dream of Machines considers what remains within transformation—and what new forms become possible when the natural world is treated not as raw material, but as collaborator, guide and generative force.

“Supporting artists and fostering meaningful connections with collectors has always been at the heart of what we do. Over the years, we have helped grow the careers of many artists we’ve worked with, providing a platform for their practice to thrive.”

- Kitty Clark, Founder

Saint Cloche is a dynamic gallery presenting a diverse program of high-calibre exhibitions that change fortnightly. Established as a leading contemporary art space, the gallery has cultivated a strong community of collectors and creatives, championing art, culture, and contemporary thinking.

Located in Paddington, Sydney, the gallery’s distinctive corner frontage is framed by a striking set of vintage Swedish industrial windows. Beyond exhibitions, Saint Cloche serves as a creative concept space, selectively available for installations, collaborations, workshops, and events.





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