Botanica Brasilis is a painting practice by Brazilian-born artist Cleidi Hearn centred on cultivated plants.

Beginning with memories of rural Brazil, the artist develops long-term painting series in which the same cultivated plants return across successive works. Painted on suspended flax linen through translucent layers, each scroll records a different encounter, keeping the image open as it evolves over time.

Cultivation structures the practice. It shapes the choice of subject, the material of the paintings and the pace of their making. Painting becomes a way of remaining with cultivated plants, where attention develops gradually through the act of looking.