Flowers in Sea

Flower on Sea 40 x60

• Color & Contrast: The piece is divided into two primary sections. The left side features a swirling black and white pattern with dynamic red streaks, resembling movement or turbulence. The right side is textured with a bold purple and pink surface, enriched with thick paint layers and a web-like red border.
• Texture & Depth: A key element of this painting is the three-dimensional black structure at the intersection of the two sections. Its glossy, crumpled surface contrasts with the matte and rough textures of the surrounding paint.
• Movement & Energy: The left side has a fluid, almost stormy quality, while the right side appears more solid and raw. The dripping and branching red details add a sense of organic expansion or tension between the two areas.

This work could represent duality—chaos and structure, movement and stillness, destruction and creation. The dark object in the center acts as a focal point, possibly symbolizing an impact, a rupture, or a connection between the two realms.