☽ 2AM is the hour of florists. While the city sleeps, ideas quietly take shape in the stillness of night—unfolding, gathering intention, and becoming what will later bloom.

Caterina is a floral and visual designer based in Italy, working at the intersection of botany, art and spatial design. Initially trained in art direction and brand identity, her practice later evolved into botanical and floral design, engaging with flowers as a means to explore contemporary zeitgeist and identity.

She creates small- and large-scale floral sculptures, installations and visual compositions for brands, institutions and foundations, developing projects that translate conceptual narratives into organic forms. Rooted in the study of natural structures and materials, her work intersects with contemporary aesthetics, positioning botanical elements as a medium for cultural expression rather than decoration.

Through botanical design, Caterina seeks to build meaningful connections between nature and human experience, shaping visual stories that resonate with place, context and collective memory.