• Paola makes botanical wall art that brings the outdoors to interior spaces
• She works with rich green hues and different textures
• Her large-scale pieces, composed of hand placed filaments, are reminiscent of topographic terrains

Paola Di Legge’s contemporary practice combines botanical materials such as moss and small plants to create lush green compositions. After working in the corporate world, Paola felt disconnected from nature and enrolled in a floral design course, worked with moss and became fascinated by the material. She started making works to hang in her new home and noticed the positive effect that living with natural materials had on her and her family. “Being surrounded by these natural works was grounding and transformational. I wanted to share this experience with others,” she says. Paola sees her pieces not as simple decorations, but as spatial interventions designed to elevate human wellbeing.