Graphic Rewilding lands in Rome!
From February 14 to September 14, 2025, “Flowers. Art from the Renaissance to Artificial Intelligence” presents a journey where the endlessly evocative power of flowers emerges. The show brings together art, science, and technology creating a universal narrative that spans the centuries: from the masterpieces of Jan Brueghel to Ai Weiwei and latest experimentation with digital technologies in contemporary art.
We're delighted to share our involvement Flowers. Art from the Renaissance to Artificial Intelligence: a group show set within the stunning Chiostro del Bramante in Rome - a beautifully preserved Renaissance landmark.
When the team reached out, we didn’t hesitate. The roster of artists included in the show, the spectacular building (and the chance to visit Rome) meant we couldn't say no!
In this condensed liminal space, we've used a hyper colourful, oversized, digitally drawn version of nature to explore the connection between the physical and digital worlds. Our aim being to interrogate the idea of ‘digital dualism', the strict separation between these realms and explore the intricate interplay.
This exploration thematically has lead us to the notion that eventually the very idea of ‘digital dualism’ will fade away, with the ‘real’ and ‘digital’ worlds seeping into each other until there is no discernible difference between the two.
For projects at a distance, modelling in 3D is essential - this allows us to fully visualise the space, almost as if we were standing there. 3D rendering enables us to play with designs until they feel right and helps us to communicate our vision clearly with collaborators, ensuring everything comes together seamlessly.
Seeing the work come to life has been incredible; the vivid colours burst across the walls and floor, immersing you in this maximalist space - in every direction. We couldn't be happier with how it's turned out and we would love to go back and see it all again, before the show finishes later this year.
The exhibition runs until 14th September so there is plenty of time to go and visit. We’ve also created some exclusive prints for the show, available only in person - so if you’re in Rome, don’t miss it!
