ABOUT CAMiLLE

Camille has been making art her whole life. As a former florist, farmer, and landscape designer, she has had her hands in the dirt long enough to develop a genuine obsession with the way things grow, bloom, and disappear with the seasons. That obsession has a way of ending up on paper.

Influenced by the graphic clarity of screen printing and woodblock printing, she works across gouache, oil pastels, colored pencils, and her own screen print and risograph editions. The goal is always the same: to notice + celebrate what is beautiful and fleeting in the everyday world, and make something that helps you remember it long after the season has changed.

Her work has been featured in the New York Times Style and on the cover of Frankie Magazine.

MURALS

Camille Shu's mural work is rooted in a deep familiarity with plants, seasons, and ecology. As a former florist, flower farmer, and landscape designer with a lifelong fine art practice, Camille brings unique botanical knowledge to large-scale site-specific work. She curates palettes and compositions that feel specific to the space and the community it serves.

Mural interest form

PRiNTS + ORiGiNALS

All of Camille’s print are reproductions of hand drawn/painted originals. She uses a range of printing methods (some outsourced some done herself) to capture the bright colors and subtle textures. Methods include Giclee, risograph, and screen prints. Originals are available occasionally online and in person at advertised galleries + venues.

CITRUS PILE PRINT
from $40.00

Citrus Pile

Giclee print on fine art archival paper.

(original painting done in gouache)

COMMiSSiONS + LiCENSiNG

Camille's work has been featured on the cover of Frankie magazine and in the New York Times Style magazine. She created the cover illustration for Istanbul by Özlem Warren, designed by nic+lou, London. For licensing and commission inquiries, fill out the form below.


Commission interest form