Selected Works
Collage + Installation + Place
Bridgette Owens is a multicultural artist from Aotearoa New Zealand, now based in Colorado. Working across works on paper and immersive botanical installation, she creates places of wonder from photographs, botanical materials, and collected fragments of lived experience. Her practice explores how memories, landscapes, and experiences can be layered together to create something entirely new.
Process + Material + Form
Process + Material
Corporate Experiences + Installations
Installation + Environment
Each piece begins with transformation. Images, materials, and memories are broken apart and rebuilt through layering and careful observation.
Materials are grown, foraged, hand-dyed, reclaimed, and collected over time. Sustainability is approached as an ongoing practice, allowing materials to evolve, return, and find new life across different bodies of work.
Installation + Environment
Corporate Experiences + Installations
Installation + Environment
Large-scale installations extend beyond the wall to create immersive, garden-like environments that invite people to wander, pause, and experience a sense of wonder.
Light, texture, scent, movement, and botanical materials shape spaces that continue to evolve as living elements grow, bloom, and change over time.
Works on Paper
Corporate Experiences + Installations
Corporate Experiences + Installations
Works on paper begin with photographic fragments drawn from lived experience. Cut, layered, and reassembled, they become imagined botanical landscapes shaped by memory, observation, and wonder.
Photography, collage, and collected materials come together to create spaces that invite quiet reflection and personal interpretation.
Corporate Experiences + Installations
Corporate Experiences + Installations
Corporate Experiences + Installations
Large-scale botanical installations transform corporate, hospitality, community, and public spaces into immersive experiences through living materials, light, texture, scent, and movement.
Designed to encourage connection, curiosity, and gathering, each installation evolves over time as botanical elements continue to grow and change.