Original artwork description:

This series of paintings is dedicated, of course, to my favorite flowers. These are dreams about flowers, because they are both real and unreal, a little fabulous, mysterious, they seem to be immersed in a subtle haze, as happens in beautiful, peaceful dreams.

In general, flowers are a universally recognized symbol of beauty, aesthetics and everything beautiful. And a person, observing this beauty, blossoms within himself. In today's world of chaos and visually heavy information, it is very important that we can find a point of peace, ground ourselves and come into balance. Flowers are very fragile creatures, their life is very short and fleeting, just like our lives, too. And I want to immortalize them, to capture their fragile, delicate, elusive beauty. So that the viewer, contemplating their divine harmony, can calm down within himself.
From the point of view of the technology itself and the choice of materials, canvas and oil remain my priority. One day, inhaling the aroma of fresh oil paint, linseed oil and linen canvas, I realized that this was “Love for life.” For me, these are “living” materials, and with their help I try to convey the realness, beauty and vitality of those “heroes” that I hasten to capture on canvas. My fingers remain the main tool for me. I apply thin layers of paint to the canvas over and over again. I really like glazes. It’s as if I’m immersed in a kind of meditative state in which time and the world around me cease to exist. And only my heroes, canvas and paints remain...

The colors of the photograph might be slightly different from the original painting.

This picture is painted on canvas with gallery stretch. The picture is not framed.

My paintings are neatly packed between 5 cm thick sheets of extruded polystyrene. This is a reliable and durable packaging.
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Materials used:

Highest quality artists' oil paint, stretched canvas, oil medium, dammar varnish

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