Original artwork description:

This painting is like a poem without lines—each brushstroke carrying something unspoken yet deeply felt. At the center is a bouquet emerging from silence, from memory, from air itself. It isn’t realistic in the traditional sense, but it is vibrantly alive: the abstract form leaves space for the viewer's imagination, inviting each person to see something of their own.

Created with impasto technique and rich, textured layers, the painting has a physical presence—you can almost feel each petal. Touches of gold and warm ochre create a gentle inner glow, while the deep reds speak of passion and heart. Soft white and pink blossoms hint at tenderness and purity, and vibrant greens suggest hope and renewal.

Within each petal lies a word. Within each shade, an emotion. These flowers are not merely flowers—they are vessels for feelings, thoughts, and words left unsaid but expressed through form, through color, through gesture.

Where Words Bloom is a place where silence speaks, and color becomes the voice of the soul.

Materials used:

Oil, varnish

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