Collection: Graphic Rewilding

The artistic duo, also known as Catherine Borowski and Lee Baker, began Graphic Rewilding “as an artistic counterbalance to the severe lack of green space in cities”. Based in Brighton they specialise in large-scale public installations, seeking to prompt those in urban environments to think more about nature through their vast, attention-grabbing, flower-inspired art, a combination of timeless imagery and unerring vibrancy. Throughout the course of their partnership they've turned their hand to abandoned buildings, Lewes castle and even Westfield in London, there's seemingly no limit to what the pair will takeover.

Their work is an exercise in focus and repetition, channeling the tradition of Japanese Sumi-e ink drawing into a collection of engrossing, charmingly elegant pieces that seek to capture the joyous essence and timeless aesthetic of the nature it depicts, rather than trying to evoke intense detail. The result makes for a plethora of hypnotically calming work, with a similar stylistic feel to artists such as Patrick Caulfield and Michael Craig-Martin.

We're proud to host the duos first ever selection of original works presented through a gallery – a project that perfectly encapsulates the beauty and simplicity of nature.