Gina Lloyd (American)
Reincarnation of a Hibiscus Flower, 2010

Framed dimensions: 16 x 13 inches
Image presented as a grid of color-variant hibiscus “stamp” panels
Medium: Perforated giclée print on acid-free paper
Signed by the artist
Copyright ©2010 Gina Lloyd

A compelling conceptual work by American artist Gina Lloyd, Reincarnation of a Hibiscus Flower explores repetition, transformation, and identity through a grid of hibiscus flower images rendered in varied color palettes. Designed in the visual language of postage stamps, each panel is labeled “Gina Lotta Post,” blending themes of communication, circulation, and artistic authorship.

The composition presents multiple chromatic interpretations of the same floral subject—ranging from naturalistic yellows and pinks to bold greens, blues, and high-contrast monochrome—suggesting cycles of rebirth and variation. The title reinforces this conceptual framework, positioning the hibiscus as a metaphor for renewal, impermanence, and evolving perception.

Lloyd’s work is closely associated with mail art, conceptual multiples, and her involvement in Art in Space and International Space Hall of Fame projects during the 1980s–1990s. This piece reflects her ongoing interest in systems, reproduction, and the intersection of art, science, and communication.

Presented in a simple black frame, the work reads cleanly and graphically, making it well-suited for collectors of contemporary conceptual art, mail art, and artist-designed print editions.

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Good condition overall. Light surface rippling consistent with giclée paper; colors remain strong and unfaded. Frame shows minor handling wear. No visible tears or losses noted.

H:16in L:13in