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Eva Trentin is an artist who transforms places, emotions and stories into visual narratives. Her passion for art stems from observing the beauty of small things. Growing up, she felt a desire to make those emotions tangible, creating deep connections between the viewer and the world around them. Since 2000, after completing her studies, Eva has collaborated with professionals in the fields of design, construction and art. This path has allowed her to develop an interdisciplinary approach that enriches each creation with a unique synthesis of aesthetics, technique, and respect for materials and context.

Her recent works explore innovative techniques, such as botanical printing, natural extracts, and cyanotype. Through these practices, she captures the ephemeral beauty of nature, transforming it into lasting artistic expressions.
Natural printing is not only a bridge between art and design, but also a return to basics: a celebration of sustainable materials and processes. By reclaiming fallen leaves, wilted flowers and forgotten roots, she gives new life to what seemed destined for decline, transforming it into a witness to an aesthetic that embraces transience and inherent beauty.

Eva's works are born out of a deep love for nature and biophilia, that innate bond that unites human beings with the natural world. Every fabric, every colour and every shape tell stories that evoke harmony and beauty. Eva is an artist who transforms places, stories and emotions into visual narratives through the power of nature.