Seraphina Sol is a Canadian-born artist and director whose practice bridges the disciplines of visual art, environmental design, and material research.

With a background in art history, architectural theory and botanical studies, she explores the quiet relationships between the organic world and the built environment. Her practice is defined by a deep attentiveness to materiality—earth, stone, plant life—and the way these elements shape and are shaped by time.

Based in Toronto, Seraphina works across fine art, commercial illustration, and site-specific projects. Whether creating hand-rendered compositions for global brands or building layered, paintings for exhibitions, she maintains a consistent focus on materiality, ecology, and form. Her pieces are grounded in natural materials—botanical inks, hand-mixed pigments, seed-infused papers—and shaped by a slow, tactile process that mirrors the rhythms of the natural world.