OUR STORY
Inspired by the 1960s Flower Power movement, which championed peace, love, and harmony with nature, Flower Power turbines embody the spirit of that transformative era. Our founder, born during the baby boomer generation, was an active participant in the movement.
By infusing the hopeful and revolutionary ethos of the Flower Power movement into modern environmental activism, we aim to inspire a global shift towards sustainability.
Just as the Flower Power movement galvanized a generation to advocate for social issues, these
tulip-shaped artistic creations seek to challenge current attitudes towards climate action and encourage
widespread adoption of renewable energy and ecological consciousness. The name Flower Power encapsulates the dual purpose of the product: its visual beauty and impactful functionality, representing the concept of energy, strength, and influence, in a symbolic way.
Flower Power wind turbines, adorned with ethical artwork created by eco-conscious renowned artists, are thought-provoking art installations that spark debate about climate action. All custom designs are created to evoke the artist’s profound reverence and passion for the beauty and wonders of the natural world that we often take for granted in our fast-paced lives.
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Flower Power turbines play a pivotal role in nature conservation as global symbols for climate change.
Crafted from recyclable materials, eco-friendly Flower Power wind turbines are 100% American made and finely constructed using sustainable designs that seamlessly blend in with their natural environment. Like the beautiful unfurling flower petals of spring, these blooming tulip-inspired turbines are designed for the most discerning, ethical, and sophisticated fine art and beauty connoisseurs.
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Flower Power wind turbines are not just sources of clean energy, they are also platforms for artistic expression and environmental education. Art has the extraordinary ability to surpass language barriers, evoke emotions, and inspire meaningful conversations. This transformative power has made art an effective tool for raising awareness about social issues, bringing people together, and inspiring action. Our renowned celebrity and award-winning artists have joined the Flower Power movement because they recognize the urgency of addressing climate change.
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We recognize the multitude of pressing issues confronting society. At Flower Power, we are dedicated to becoming warriors in addressing various social challenges as well, while simultaneously striving to combat climate change through our unwavering efforts.
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The baby boomer’s plea for “peace and love” echo louder than ever before, and it’s up to the new generation to champion those causes and light the way to a sustainable and thriving planet. Together, we can turn the canvas of our planet into a masterpiece of harmony between nature and humanity.
A MOVEMENT WITH DEEP ROOTS
Flower Power™ is the energy that propels the largest whale through the deepest ocean, that pushes the trees to the sky, that lives in the earth, water, and wind. It lives in us! It's time to connect the dots and realize that humans, plants, animals and the earth are all united.
CONNECTING THE DOTS
LAND •••••• Our global symbol is displayed at protected habitats for endangered species
WATER •••• Elegantly fluid artwork mark marine-protected beaches that save our coral reefs
PLANTS ••• Combating plant blindness with living gardens - teaching their role in the ecosystem
AIR ••••••••• Instantly recognizable turbines reduce the planet's carbon footprint
PEOPLE ••• These iconic creations adorn landscapes, generating climate action awareness
THE JOURNEY CONTINUES
Originally built with 2-meter fiberglass blades and weighing over 700 pounds, the turbines were breathtaking but cumbersome. A highlight of that era was working with celebrity artist Federico Castelluccio (Furio from The Sopranos), who hand-sketched a blade to choose the perfect colors. Today, we’ve transitioned to 1-meter blades with lightweight components of just 80 pounds - easy to transport, install, and paint - without losing the artistry or the mission.
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Initially developed with a lithium phosphate battery, each turbine is now paired with an advanced graphene-enhanced, solid-state supercapacitor battery, made from biodegradable and fully recyclable materials -ensuring our batteries never become landfill waste. It is designed with no harmful chemical reactions inside or risk of thermal runaway, offering an ultra-long lifespan that ensures safe and reliable energy storage.
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Flower Power’s wind turbines were first envisioned as outdoor sculptures but quickly found popularity indoors. At the Lubbock Art Festival, thousands admired how their design brought attention to both art and renewable energy in public spaces. The turbines then went on display at the South and Folio Gallery at Texas Tech University, featuring works created through the Flower Power - inspired course. They were also featured at the Power of Art Exhibition in Las Vegas, and are on permanent display at the American Windmill Museum. Soon, they’ll appear at the Wyland Galleries, cementing their role as both interior design and a global symbol of climate action.
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Nevertheless, Flower Power turbines are still sold for outdoor use, where they generate clean energy and power LED lights inside the base, illuminating at night as a glowing symbol of sustainability.
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At our inaugural Flower Power Award Ceremony, climate scientist honorary, Katharine Hayhoe, reminded us that the best way to combat climate change is simply by talking about it. Our turbines, adorned with art, are designed to spark those very conversations - blending creative expression with sustainability.
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With thousands of entries, the Flower Power Global Art Competition highlighted the worldwide impact of uniting art and climate action. From outdoor sculptures to gallery centerpieces, Flower Power continues to unite art and clean energy. It is art that inspires, technology that sustains, and a movement dedicated to promoting climate action through creativity and conversation.
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