“WHEnever I SEE A butterfly, I know I’ll be ok”

An installation by Asia Armour

"Whenever I See a Butterfly, I Know I’ll Be OK" is a deeply personal, immersive installation that explores the quiet beauty of healing and transformation. Set within a natural garden space, the work features mixed-media butterfly wings and large-scale flowers, creating a dreamlike environment where softness and strength coexist.

At the heart of this piece is a belief in signs—gentle affirmations that healing is happening, even when we don’t realize it. For me, the butterfly has become one of those signs. Its presence represents moments of peace, guidance, and the reminder that I am still evolving. Still blooming. Still becoming.

The wings, crafted from layered textures, sacred texts, and personal materials, vary in scale—some small and delicate, others expansive and bold—mirroring how healing looks different at every stage. The flowers rise in bloom around them, signaling resilience, remembrance, and the beauty of growth after pain.

This installation invites viewers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their own process of becoming. It is a celebration of quiet transformation—a visual reminder that even in our most uncertain moments, we are on our way to being okay.

Art Amour Studio's green logo features a stylized double 'A' inside a heart outline, representing Asia Armour’s brand identity as a mixed media artist.
A woman with dark wavy hair standing in a lush indoor garden with large green leaves and colorful decorative butterflies and flowers.
Two hands holding a butterfly on a person's finger in a forest with blurred green leaves in the background.
Woman posing in front of a jungle backdrop with decorative butterflies and plants.

Whenever ISEE A BUTTERFLY, I KNOW I’ll BE OK

A woman with dark curly hair squatting in front of a lush, decorative botanical setting with large green plants in colorful pots, and hanging blue and black butterfly and flower decorations.
Indoor botanical display with colorful painted butterfly decorations, potted plants in vibrant pots, and a large tree trunk surrounded by lush greenery.
A woman with wavy dark hair wearing a white and yellow floral dress, standing in a lush garden with colorful flowers and a green, leafy background. She poses with her hand on her collar and looks at the camera.
Outdoor garden scene with colorful painted decorations, including a blue bird and a hanging art piece with blue and white elements, surrounded by green and red plants.

Listen up. 🦋

🦋✨ Playlist: Whenever I See A Butterfly, I’ll Know I’ll Be OK

Explore the official playlist curated for Asia Armour’s installation Whenever I See A Butterfly, I’ll Know I’ll Be OK — a sonic reflection of transformation, emotional healing, and self-discovery. With each song carefully chosen to echo themes of growth, softness, and rebirth, this playlist offers a soulful companion to the visual experience.

🎧 Listen on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/whenever-i-see-a-butterfly-ill-know-ill-be-ok/pl.u-8aAVXGlfoD6V5Z2

Perfect for journaling, resting, or gently evolving through your metamorphosis.

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Pink neon-style heart with the word 'Love' written inside in cursive. Art Amour Studio logo
A woman with curly hair smiling outdoors in a lush, green forest. She is wearing a floral patterned top and holding out her hand with a butterfly perched on her finger.
Surreal collage art with a person seated on a floating grassy island with a patterned tree. A large butterfly and birds fly against a background of blue flowers and clouds.

This installation was based on my 2023 piece with the same title, “Whenever I See A Butterfly, I Know I’ll Be OK”

On View At:
Cleveland Botanical Garden
Spring 2025

For the “Nature Of Healing”

"This piece is a quiet testament to resilience. It reminds us that healing doesn’t always arrive loudly—sometimes, it shows up softly, in small signs, on wings we almost miss. Through petals, texture, and sacred fragments, this work invites us to remember: we are still becoming."

Materials/Medium Section

Mediums Used:

  • Mixed media collage

  • Recycled book pages (Bible & Qur’an)

  • Fabric, tulle

  • Paint

  • Floral elements

  • Found materials