About The Artist

Cley Buít is a multidisciplinary artist whose work honors the unpredictable beauty of nature and the deeply personal process of creation. Each piece is one-of-a-kind—rooted in organic materials like moss, scorched wood, flowers, and, more recently, ethically sourced insects. Through this tactile and intuitive practice, Cley invites viewers into a world where transformation, fragility, and resilience exist side by side.

From a young age, Cley was drawn to the wild—spending hours studying insects, dreaming of becoming a zookeeper, and finding quiet wonder in the smallest corners of the natural world. That early reverence for nature still lives at the core of their practice. Today, it manifests in a careful blending of fine art with elements of entomology, grounding each piece in a deep respect for life, decay, and rebirth.

Cley’s process is instinct-driven and emotionally precise. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is replicated. Instead, the work emerges slowly—guided by texture, intuition, and a perfectionism that values emotional integrity over polish. The studio is more than a workspace; it’s a living environment, where plants, light, and raw materials shape the outcome just as much as the artist’s hand.

Each finished piece includes an authenticity card—not just as a formality, but as a final, intentional gesture. For Cley, it represents the closing of a deeply personal creative loop. It’s a quiet, emotional stamp that says: this work is complete, and I’m ready to let it go. The card is Cley’s way of honoring that moment—of acknowledging that the piece now belongs to someone else, while still carrying a part of the artist with it. It invites collectors to feel that connection too—not as a transaction, but as a meaningful transfer of something crafted with care, thought, and presence.

To encounter a work by Cley Buít is to step into a space shaped by earth, memory, and quiet intensity—where meaning isn’t dictated, but discovered.