THE ARTISTIC LICENSE SERIES
LEA COLOMBO
The Artistic License Series
An annual collaboration showcasing the work of the artists that inspire us.
ADMIRATION.
Art, culture and design influence every aspect of our work at Aritzia. Our product, people and community are connected by an appreciation for these essential elements.
Art, culture and design influence every aspect of our work at Aritzia. Our product, people and community are connected by an appreciation for these essential elements.
INSPIRATION.
We’re inspired by the artists that we partner with. We continuously search for artists at the forefront of their craft in an effort to share our inspiration with you.
We’re inspired by the artists that we partner with. We continuously search for artists at the forefront of their craft in an effort to share our inspiration with you.
COLLABORATION.
We’re honoured to have partnered with the most talented artists of our generation. Through this dynamic platform, we celebrate their creative vision.
We’re honoured to have partnered with the most talented artists of our generation. Through this dynamic platform, we celebrate their creative vision.
CURRENT ARTIST
LEA COLOMBO
Lea Colombo is a London-based multidisciplinary artist originally from Cape Town, South Africa. Her vibrant, intimate images and distinct colour play have solidified her as a force in fashion photography. Her images have been featured in high-profile magazines and luxury brand campaigns worldwide.
Colombo is also the artist behind our collaborative Aritzia X Lea Colombo IWD 2022 collection. The collection features work from Colombo’s Colours of My Body series, which explores the artist’s relationship with her higher self, playing with light, colour and shape to depict both concrete and abstract images of the feminine physical form.
Colombo is also the artist behind our collaborative Aritzia X Lea Colombo IWD 2022 collection. The collection features work from Colombo’s Colours of My Body series, which explores the artist’s relationship with her higher self, playing with light, colour and shape to depict both concrete and abstract images of the feminine physical form.
