Watercolor painting of a bird perched on a branch surrounded by leaves, framed in light wood, on a white background.
A woman with dark hair wearing a yellow dress with a floral and bird print, adjusting her earring against a plain, light background.

Anthropologie Collaboration

One of my botanical paintings was selected and adapted into a dress through a collaboration with Anthropologie.

Watercolor painting of a flower with green leaves, a white stem, and brownish petals, surrounded by black and gray swirling accents.

The Original Painting

The First Bird

This painting marked a natural expansion of my botanical practice. While plants and flowers remain at the centre of my work, I have always seen the botanical world as inseparable from the life that inhabits it.

The appearance of birds within the composition felt less like a departure and more like a continuation — a reflection of the relationship between flora and fauna that exists throughout nature.

A woman wearing a yellow sleeveless dress with a bird and plant pattern, standing against a plain background, with her right hand relaxed by her side and her left leg slightly forward.

From Painting to Dress

The artwork was reinterpreted as a printed textile, bringing elements of the original painting into a new format while retaining its organic movement and botanical character.

View the dress at Anthropologie →