Self Portrait as a Florist

$23.00
by Rachel Hayden
Type: 500 Piece Puzzle
500 Piece Puzzle featuring the artwork of Rachel Hayden

Rachel Hayden’s paintings seek order in chaos by puzzle-piecing together a handful of objects into balanced and symmetrical compositions. The artist creates full yet uncluttered canvases where figures float harmoniously in midair without touching. Hayden’s work repeatedly depicts different iterations of a small number of natural subjects, such as rainbows and shooting stars—often anthropomorphized with human faces.

Read the Kinstler interview with Rachel Hayden here.

About the Artist

Rachel Hayden was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and received her BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland. Hayden’s work has been exhibited at 5-50 Gallery in Queens, NY (2023), Headstone Gallery in Kingston, NY (2023) and Hashimoto Contemporary (2022).

Product Information 

  • 1,000 piece puzzle
  • Completed puzzle size: 26.5x19.25 in (67.30x48.90 cm)
  • Box size: 10x8x2 in (25x20x5 cm)
  • Designed in Brooklyn, NY | Printed, assembled, and packed in the USA.
  • Made with 100% recyclable materials

Customer Reviews

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Judith Porter

Self Portrait as a Florist

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suzanne klett

I've been trying to get a hold of this puzzle--so glad you're now selling it online. Love it! (Really like the interview too--but then, I'm a bit biased ;-)

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Caitlin C
Very fun!

As an avid puzzler, I appreciated the unusual shapes of the pieces and the level of complexity in discerning the colors and form of the print. The artwork speaks for itself - it’s beautiful.

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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Judith Porter

Self Portrait as a Florist

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suzanne klett

I've been trying to get a hold of this puzzle--so glad you're now selling it online. Love it! (Really like the interview too--but then, I'm a bit biased ;-)

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Caitlin C
Very fun!

As an avid puzzler, I appreciated the unusual shapes of the pieces and the level of complexity in discerning the colors and form of the print. The artwork speaks for itself - it’s beautiful.