The Very Dirty Garden is a space where art, nature, and transformation converge. As an artist and florist, I create immersive experiences that explore the intersections of vulnerability, sensuality, and growth. Through my work, I invite individuals to engage with their bodies, emotions, and the natural world, creating a dialogue between self-expression and the environment around us.

My work draws inspiration from the raw, untamed beauty of nature, using flowers, plants, and organic materials as metaphors for personal evolution and emotional healing. From shibari floral arrangements to botanical sculptures, my art weaves together themes of strength, identity, and the complexity of human experience.

I believe that art is a powerful tool for self-exploration and transformation. The Very Dirty Garden offers a space where people can connect with their own journeys of growth and empowerment, celebrating the messy, imperfect beauty of being human. Through my work, I aim to create spaces for reflection, release, and rebirth, where both beauty and vulnerability can coexist, inviting you to explore the transformative power of art.


  • Founder

    As a new student at Parsons School of Design, my artistic practice is rooted in exploring the relationships between art, identity, and the natural world. Through The Very Dirty Garden, I create work that fuses floral design, sculpture, and performance, drawing on the raw, transformative power of nature to explore themes of vulnerability, strength, and personal growth.

    I use organic materials like flowers and plants as metaphors for human experience, examining how our connection to the earth shapes our understanding of ourselves and our identities. My work invites introspection and self-expression, often combining sensuality and emotion with natural forms to create spaces that reflect both beauty and imperfection.

    At Parsons, I am excited to push the boundaries of my practice, experimenting with new techniques and concepts that challenge traditional ideas of art, sustainability, and human connection. I aim to create immersive, thought-provoking pieces that foster personal transformation, empower the viewer, and spark meaningful conversations about nature, gender, and self-discovery. My work is a celebration of the messy, evolving journey of being human, and I hope to inspire others to connect with their own inner growth through the lens of art.