Frantic Gallery is glad to present the first solo show of new media artist Macoto Murayama, who uses cut-edge software and 3D modeling to create Botanical Illustrations of the 21st century. We would like to use this opportunity to explain to the audience 1. the process of the creation of Murayama's Flowers (from research of existing flora to digital technologies artist applies), 2. the context of his work in historical perspective and in connection with both technical art and botanical art (from early botanical illustration in Ancient Greece to the X-Ray Art of late 20th century), 3. hierarchy of Murayama's digital drawings and indication he uses for his vast body of works (relationship between "Inorganic Flora", "Botanical Diagram" and "Botech Art" terms as well as indexes he uses for the work titles such as "w", "b", "wc", "bc"). Numerous art works are going to be exhibited including three "Botanical Diagrams", Botanical Matrix composed of more than 30 Botech Art works and the latest two meters work diagram in color. We hope "Inorganic Flora" Exhibition will reveal intricate connections between visual art and science, provoking frantic conversations about ancient tradition of depicting flowers and its possible future in Digital Age.