A NOTE FROM THE ARTIST
My fine art practice begins long before the camera, canvas, or sculptural form. Much of the botanical material in my work is grown in my own garden. Each flower is cultivated from seed, tuber, or bulb with the same precision I bring to the studio. This process shapes the visual language of my work and establishes its integrity at the source.
Growing my own botanicals allows me to control the entire creative arc.
From Soil to Studio
Light, timing, color, structure, and seasonal variation are integral to Ann Latinovich’s process. Botanical forms are cultivated from seed, bulb, and tuber, then translated into finished work through a disciplined studio practice. This method produces work with depth, material richness, and a visible integrity that cannot be replicated through market-sourced or digital means.
The resulting pieces carry the evidence of their making. Growth cycles, labor, and sustained attention are embedded in the work, contributing to a presence that collectors and designers often describe as unusually grounded and resolved.
This is slow, intentional craft. This is work developed with patience and precision. This is luxury built from the ground up.
Each piece is designed to function within interior spaces while retaining clarity, structure, and longevity. Limited editions reflect the natural variation of the garden, ensuring rarity and seasonal distinction. No two cycles produce identical results, and each work is tied to its moment of origin.
This process informs all of Latinovich’s multidisciplinary work across painting, photography, sculpture, and film. Line, color, and composition are used deliberately. Nothing is ornamental. Every element serves the whole.
From soil to studio, each piece carries the full arc of its creation.