A Line Florist by Anna Bruder​

After a sold-out run at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City during February half term, A Line Florist lands at Battersea Power Station in May!​

This isn’t your typical florist. While you’ll find daisies, roses, and lilies, there’s a twist – none of them are real. Instead, these non-perishable blooms are hand-drawn in Anna Bruder’s signature style, featuring bold black marker outlines set against a crisp white background.​

Upon arrival, each visitor receives a token (one per ticket) to exchange for a flower inside. Guests step into an immersive space filled with Anna’s striking floral designs, where they can choose their favourite bloom. They’re then guided to collect their selection and “pay” using their token.​

With flower in hand, visitors are invited to take a seat at one of the workshop tables and let their creativity flow, adding colour and personality to their chosen piece.​

Before leaving, guests can capture the moment with a selfie in front of Anna’s murals, holding their newly decorated artwork – a unique keepsake or a thoughtful gift for someone special.​

Perfect for any occasion, it’s a flower that lasts forever.​

About the Artist

Anna Bruder is a London-based artist celebrated for her playful, interactive installations for all ages. With a background in set design, she creates imaginative, hand-crafted worlds that spark creativity and participation. Through her company A Line Art, she has exhibited internationally at venues including The Museum of Modern Art in New York City, Tate Britain, V&A Museum, Southbank Centre and Shanghai Children’s Festival, amongst others, delighting families worldwide.

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– Image Credit: Alycia Kravitz Photography, Inc. Courtesy and copyright 2026 The Museum of Modern Art

– Header Image Credit: Claire Bowes