Marisa Tatibana is a floral artist with a degree in Social Communication and a specialization in Public Relations. She began her artistic journey in 2008, when she discovered the expressive potential of Italian crepe paper. Since then, she has been creating botanical sculptures that combine meticulous technique, visual poetry and fidelity to the forms of nature.

Influenced by her fond memories, the flowers her grandparents grew, and the palette of the Impressionists, Marisa created a unique language. Her quest goes beyond imitating natural flowers: she transforms the ephemeral into permanence — with flowers that enchant, provoke, and carry their own signature.

Recognized by the media and major brands, her work has been published in publications such as Harper's Bazaar and L'Officiel Brasil, in addition to being part of the select group of artists at the traditional Cartotécnica Rossi, in Italy.