Meet Margaux Dereume, a Paris-based artist specializing in prints, flowers, and paper. Her childhood in the south of France fostered a strong connection to nature, which is a major influence on her creations. Her hand-painted paper flowers, under the name Tij Flowers, demonstrate this deep connection. We explore her creative process, inspirations, and the unique path that led her to make these dreamlike floral sculptures, examining the combination of art, design, and her profound link to the natural world. Margaux’s creative world was captured by Céline Saby’s photographs during a visit to her Parisian studio.

In this interview, artist Gemma Bailey discusses her evolution from fashion designer to creating art in the Hudson Valley, New York. She shares her fluid creative process, drawing inspiration from nature and her studies in botany and folk art. Gemma highlights the role of color in her work and how she blends nature with geometric forms. She tells us about the importance of celebrating the healing power of plants while seeking balance in her creative and personal life.

Meet Sarah, a Clinical Herbalist nestled in the heart of rural Ontario. Photographed by Kelsey Vansickle, this interview offers a personal perspective on Sarah’s life and work, exploring her deep connection to the plant kingdom and her passion for crafting botanical remedies. From cultivating her own herbs to guiding clients on their healing journeys, Sarah shares her unique approach to herbalism, blending traditional wisdom with intuitive insights. Join us as we explore the inspiring story of Bloem Botanicals and uncover the magic behind Sarah’s small-batch creations.

Viki Berg, originally from Kharkiv, Ukraine, and now based in Berlin, has created a thought-provoking series titled “Garden of Monsters.” Inspired by Ukrainian folk art, she uses the tufting technique to create a world where flowers and monsters coexist, challenging our perceptions of beauty. Her exhibition, “Der rote Faden - Follow the Thread” is a testament to the power of art to connect us to nature and each other.

Nestled within the heart of the Sologne forest, Rémi Bracquemond finds solace and inspiration. His ceramics studio, bathed in natural light, serves as a sanctuary where he transforms humble clay into extraordinary works of art. With each piece, Remi invites us into a world where the organic forms of nature intertwine with the precision of human craftsmanship. His creations are not merely objects; they are tangible expressions of the artist’s deep connection to the natural world, inviting us to slow down and appreciate the beauty of nature. Learn more about Remi’s work through this series of pictures by photographer Céline Saby and floral designer Jefferson Fouquet.

For Chiara Bruschini, art is fundamentally about emotion. Through her works, she expresses her imagination and her inner world. Her photographs, which are blurred, sensual, and feminine, elevate the human anatomy through a play of light and soft-focus effects. Working from her small Parisian apartment, she creates what she calls a “bubble of emotion,” where photography becomes a form of therapy, offering her a sense of freedom through the lens.

Camille-Victoire Laruelle, founder of Fontennoy, opens the doors of her atelier to reveal the secrets of her creative world. How have her studies of Chinese history shaped her vision of jewelry? What are the inspirations that guide her creations? And how does she combine tradition and modernity in her pieces? The answers await within.

Discover the creative world of Manon Cardin, a talented textile artist and illustrator. As we explore her journey, we discover the intricate connection between her passion for art and her love for nature. From her start in fashion to her current projects, Manon’s work is a testament to her unique vision and boundless creativity. Join us as we uncover the inspiration behind her stunning textile creations and learn about her future aspirations.