After being trained in fine art painting in Paris, Flore Bottaro studied graphic design and art direction at Chelsea and Camberwell College part on the University of London. She then felt highly responsive and inspired by the spirit of underground magazine culture, and the emergence of the young British Art.

The following years, she achieved different work experiences both in Paris and New-York, art direction in magazine and advertising such as: Vogue,Vogue Homme International,Visionaire,V Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Yves Saint Laurent, Jalou Publishing, Lipman Agency, Surface Magazine, Dior Fragrance and Couture and Louis Vuitton.

Her style grew from edgy anglo-saxon pop and and more timeless parisian chic.
It captures both natural beauty and artifacts specific ontology into a magnetic field. As a bold formalism it raises ostensive face value into organic edifice image.
Always aiming at commissioning emerging young talents whether photographer or contempory artists, models, it means to inspire a mutual recognition of borders between art and commerce.