Petals and a Window is a quiet interior moment.
A vase of flowers sits against a field of layered blues, brushstrokes moving like light across glass. The composition is loose and expressive, allowing color and gesture to suggest rather than describe. Petals drift and soften, as if caught mid-fall or just after a breath.
The window is implied rather than seen - a boundary between inside and out, stillness and movement. The flowers feel temporary, tender, and real. Nothing is arranged for effect; everything feels observed.
This piece is about pause. About standing still long enough to notice something passing.
It does not ask for attention.
It waits.
36” x 36”
Acrylic on canvas
Petals and a Window is a quiet interior moment.
A vase of flowers sits against a field of layered blues, brushstrokes moving like light across glass. The composition is loose and expressive, allowing color and gesture to suggest rather than describe. Petals drift and soften, as if caught mid-fall or just after a breath.
The window is implied rather than seen - a boundary between inside and out, stillness and movement. The flowers feel temporary, tender, and real. Nothing is arranged for effect; everything feels observed.
This piece is about pause. About standing still long enough to notice something passing.
It does not ask for attention.
It waits.
36” x 36”
Acrylic on canvas
