Charo Benítez is a Spanish florist, artist, and designer working at the intersection of botanical art, interior landscaping, and spatial installation. She lives and works in Andalusia, Spain.

In her projects, Charo Benítez explores the relationship between architecture and nature, creating large-scale floral compositions, temporary installations, and botanical objects that transform space and shift the way it is perceived.

Her artistic practice is built around the idea of botanical architecture: living plants, branches, flowers, and organic materials are not treated as decorative additions, but as structural elements of the space itself. Ephemerality also plays a central role in her work: the natural fading of flowers and the temporary nature of the installations become part of the artistic statement.

Charo Benítez collaborates with architecture and design studios, takes part in interior and public projects, and creates floral concepts for events, brands, and private spaces. Among her projects are installations in which nature appears to grow directly through architectural surfaces, entering into dialogue with themes of memory, abandonment, time, and regeneration.

Her works combine the sensuality of living material with the precision of spatial design, creating expressive, fragile, and memorable botanical environments.