Flower Sculpture (1969)

Bush Hill, London. Mrs Elizabeth Hayes creates flower arrangements with themes. Various shots of Mrs Hayes gathering flowers for her arrangements in her suburban garden. She gathers a large bunch of roses and various other flowers. Interior of the house. Mrs Hayes walks through some French windows into her living room and begins arranging the flowers she has picked. In her way Mrs Hayes is a most “meticulous artist“ states the narrator. She dreams in her garden and gets ideas which she translates into symbolic pictures through floral sculpture. C/U of Mrs Hayes looking at the stem of a rose. This to her represents the thorny problems which can effect men and women in their relationships. C/Us of Mrs Hayes as she peels leaves off the branch and bends the stem. It will become a sculpture called “Eternal Triangle“ even though it will only last a few days. One rose is the male, the other the female. “Being an feminist as well as an artist Mrs Hayes insists that the red rose is the woman and the