Original artwork description:

In 2016 I was in a creative camp in Balchik, Bulgaria. On the way from Bucharest to Balchik I discovered many enchanting landscapes, but what impressed me the most were the sunflower fields, which were already dry, the yellow petals had already fallen, it was September, so I called the work THE ONE THAT WAS ONCE THE SUNFLOWER. The dark brown, the black-gray in some places contrasted with the blue sky. This was the impetus for the creation of this painting. I also really like the creation of Anselm Kiefer, which I think is deep and amazing. I also discovered this subject at him.
Acrylic, oil, grounds on canvas.

Materials used:

oil, grounds, acrylic

Tags:
#black and #expressive #orange #sunflower #grounds 

The one that was once the sunflower (2016) Mixed-media painting
by Florina Breazu

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In 2016 I was in a creative camp in Balchik, Bulgaria. On the way from Bucharest to Balchik I discovered many enchanting landscapes, but what impressed me the most were the sunflower fields, which were already dry, the yellow petals had already fallen, it was September, so I called the work THE ONE THAT WAS ONCE THE SUNFLOWER. The dark brown, the black-gray in some places contrasted with the blue sky. This was the impetus for the creation of this painting. I also really like the creation of Anselm Kiefer, which I think is deep and amazing. I also discovered this subject at him.
Acrylic, oil, grounds on canvas.

Materials used:

oil, grounds, acrylic

Tags:
#black and #expressive #orange #sunflower #grounds 
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