Original artwork description:

The Floraison Affair is a poetic abstraction of blooming—where nature’s quiet elegance meets the drama of emotion. Inspired by the first fragile signs of spring, this artwork captures that fleeting moment when life returns in subtle tones—white petals opening gently, soft green stems stretching through muted beige and ash-gray air. It is not a literal depiction of flowers, but a suggestion of them—an impression, a feeling, a memory.

Created with palette knife and layered brushstrokes, the texture is rich and tactile, catching light and shadow differently depending on the viewing angle. The vertical version evokes a sense of upward motion and renewal, while the horizontal one feels grounded and meditative. The color palette was chosen for its calming yet sophisticated aura—perfect for interiors seeking balance, refinement, and quiet depth.

This piece works beautifully in high-end minimalistic or modern organic spaces, especially where there is natural light. It complements neutral-toned living rooms, serene bedrooms, luxe entryways, or curated offices. The large format ensures it becomes a statement—bold yet understated.

I created The Floraison Affair during a time when I craved stillness. I wanted to paint a moment of peace—where nothing loud happens, but everything shifts internally. My hope is that viewers feel a soft sense of clarity and elevation when standing before it, as if stepping into a room and exhaling for the first time in a while.

Artwork is signed by the artist in the lower right corner and on the back side. Frames are shown for illustrative purpose only. Painting is shipped rolled in a tube.

Materials used:

acrylic

Tags:

#abstract landscape #original landscape #horizon painting #contemporary abstract #bold color #hand-painted #minimalist landscape #ukrainian artist #impressionist abstract #ocean landscape #eastern european #contemporary nature #oversized landscape #colorful horizon #earthy tones