What happens when historic botanical studies meet modern artificial intelligence? This project explores that exact boundary. Starting with the delicate, public domain prints of Wild Flowers of Palestine (ca. 1900–20), I use AI to enhance, restore, and creatively expand on the originals.
These pieces are a dialogue between past and present—completely new, yet deeply rooted in vintage charm. As an ongoing project, this collection will continue to grow and evolve, cultivating new digital blooms from historic soil.
I took my personal collage of Sternbergia clusiana and partnered with generative AI to instantly visualize its potential in the physical world. The model, the tee, and the studio setting are entirely AI-generated.
Scaled a single campaign asset into a suite of images to use across many creative deliverables.