Nature Talks
24×24 inch (60×60 cm)
Mixed media on canvas
The painting captures the profile of a serene woman, her hair interwoven with fiery orange and red flowers, as though nature itself has crowned her. The wind rushes through, sweeping away delicate petals, carrying them like fleeting memories into the vast expanse of sky. Behind her, cascading waterfalls pour endlessly, their mist merging with the brushstrokes of the wind, a dance of water and air.
The colours are both vibrant and melancholic, hues of deep oranges, fading golds, and cooling blues—symbolizing the warmth of nature’s beauty and the quiet sorrow of its loss. The dynamic brushstrokes embody movement, a whisper of urgency, as if nature itself is calling out. The petals drifting from her face speak of fragility, a reminder that even the most beautiful things are not eternal if left unprotected.
This painting is a reflection of our delicate balance with nature its power, its vulnerability, and its quiet plea for preservation.
24×24 inch (60×60 cm)
Mixed media on canvas
The painting captures the profile of a serene woman, her hair interwoven with fiery orange and red flowers, as though nature itself has crowned her. The wind rushes through, sweeping away delicate petals, carrying them like fleeting memories into the vast expanse of sky. Behind her, cascading waterfalls pour endlessly, their mist merging with the brushstrokes of the wind, a dance of water and air.
The colours are both vibrant and melancholic, hues of deep oranges, fading golds, and cooling blues—symbolizing the warmth of nature’s beauty and the quiet sorrow of its loss. The dynamic brushstrokes embody movement, a whisper of urgency, as if nature itself is calling out. The petals drifting from her face speak of fragility, a reminder that even the most beautiful things are not eternal if left unprotected.
This painting is a reflection of our delicate balance with nature its power, its vulnerability, and its quiet plea for preservation.
24×24 inch (60×60 cm)
Mixed media on canvas
The painting captures the profile of a serene woman, her hair interwoven with fiery orange and red flowers, as though nature itself has crowned her. The wind rushes through, sweeping away delicate petals, carrying them like fleeting memories into the vast expanse of sky. Behind her, cascading waterfalls pour endlessly, their mist merging with the brushstrokes of the wind, a dance of water and air.
The colours are both vibrant and melancholic, hues of deep oranges, fading golds, and cooling blues—symbolizing the warmth of nature’s beauty and the quiet sorrow of its loss. The dynamic brushstrokes embody movement, a whisper of urgency, as if nature itself is calling out. The petals drifting from her face speak of fragility, a reminder that even the most beautiful things are not eternal if left unprotected.
This painting is a reflection of our delicate balance with nature its power, its vulnerability, and its quiet plea for preservation.