Seventeen years directing florals, sets, and visual worlds for editorial, events, and production — alongside a fine art practice tracing the shared architecture of trees and neurons.
Ashley Rounds is a floral designer, creative director, and fine artist based in Dallas. For over seventeen years her work has shaped the visual language of events, editorial, and production — always built from the same instinct: find the underlying structure, then let it grow.
That instinct also drives her studio practice, where abstract and mixed-media work explores branching form — the visual rhyme between a tree's canopy and a neuron's dendrites — under the ongoing project Trees & Neurons.
An ongoing body of abstract and mixed-media work — spray paint, large format, layered fields — built around a single question: what does it look like when the branching of a tree and the branching of a thought are the same drawing?