Each spring, over 24,000 flowers are planted on Jeff Koons' 37-foot-tall sculpture "Split-Rocker" in Potomac, Maryland, which blooms from May to October. This year's planting took seven days, according to the Glenstone museum, which houses the work.
The annual planting transforms Koons' monumental sculpture into a living, seasonal artwork, blending horticulture with contemporary art. It highlights Glenstone's commitment to integrating art with nature and offers visitors a unique, ephemeral experience that underscores the intersection of sculpture and landscape.