Where Flowers Become Stories
Where Wonder Remains
- 150 x 100 cm
I created Where Wonder Remains as a reflection on the part of us that remains connected to childhood, dreams, imagination, and the simple joy of discovering the world. Although we grow older and life changes us, I believe that some of those early feelings never truly disappear. I am not depicting a particular place or moment. Instead, I explore an emotional landscape shaped by memory, dreams, childhood impressions, and imagination. The painting is an attempt to capture something that cannot really be described in words: the feeling of seeing the world with openness, curiosity, and the quiet certainty that something beautiful is possible. It’s my invitation to reconnect with that feeling. To remember the part of ourselves that still dreams, still notices beauty, and still knows how to experience joy without needing a reason. Perhaps we never truly leave that world behind. We simply learn to carry it with us. The painting is finished with a protective varnish and can be purchased as a finished work, stretched on its wooden stretcher frame and ready to hang. Alternatively, upon request, I can remove the canvas from the stretcher, carefully roll it, and ship it rolled. In this case, the buyer will need to have the canvas re-stretched onto a suitable frame before displaying it.
2026
Acrylic painting
Where Wonder Remains. Large Abstract Expressionist Painting, Soft Pastel Palette
Where Flowers Become Stories
- 73 x 60 cm
- euros
€900
euros
Where Flowers Become Stories. I have always loved flowers and fairy tales. As a child, I read countless stories and was fascinated by the worlds they opened up, where everything seemed possible and the ordinary could become magical. In this painting, I return to that feeling of seeing the world from a child’s perspective, when a garden could feel enormous and every flower, shadow and tangled form could hold a secret. I imagine myself small, almost inside the flowers, surrounded by their colours, movement and mysterious connections. The layered forms intertwine and shift between recognisable flowers and imagined shapes, creating a space where reality gently dissolves into memory and imagination. Rather than depicting a particular garden, I wanted to capture the feeling of being immersed in one, where the mind is free to wander and create its own stories. I still love flowers, and I still believe in miracles. Perhaps growing older does not mean leaving that world behind. Perhaps it simply means learning to find it again. The painting is finished with a satin varnish for protection and long-term preservation.
2026
Acrylic painting
- euros
€900
euros