Ana Butrym

Australia

Anastasia Butrym is the creative force behind FlowerAIpeople, an emerging fusion of digital photography, videography, CG, and artificial intelligence. Her project, "Dancing Flowers", offers a mesmerising and deeply artistic perspective on Australian flora, bringing its beauty to people all over the world through movement, technology, and storytelling. With a background in brand psychology, graphic design, and mathematics.


Anastasia’s journey into AI-driven art began as soon as the technology became accessible. Her Instagram, @FlowerAIpeople (80K+ followers), reflects a rapidly growing fascination with the intersection of art and AI. In 2024, she was the only AI artist exhibited at The Other Art Fair in Sydney by Saatchi Art, a prestigious contemporary art event that highlights emerging talent. This milestone showcased her ability to push the boundaries of artistic expression, merging traditional and digital techniques to redefine how nature is perceived in the modern world. Through FlowerAIpeople, Anastasia invites viewers to experience Australian flowers in an entirely new way—where petals move like dancers, colours pulse with life, and technology amplifies nature’s innate beauty.


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Exotic Passion Flower

"Dancing Flowers" is an exploration of how flowers, traditionally seen as static symbols of beauty, can come to life through a fusion of nature, art, and AI. This project transforms native Australian flowers into graceful, moving expressions of harmony—inviting global audiences to connect with their delicate rhythms, colors, and emotions. By blending human creativity with AI’s ability to enhance movement, Anastasia captures the hidden vibrancy of flowers and shares it with the world in a completely new way.


Anastasia captures the intricate beauty of Australian flowers, then uploads photography and videography into the Sora video generation platform to create a unique movie of dancing flowers. The flowers appear to sway, twirl, and move with an almost human-like grace, forming a poetic dialogue between nature and technology. AI serves as a creative partner, enriching the visual language and making these floral compositions feel alive. The result is a collection of artworks that transform floral imagery into fluid, expressive pieces—bridging the gap between the natural world and digital storytelling.

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ai

format

portrait

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01:10

year

2025

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