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The carnation, the birth flower of January, traditionally symbolizes love, devotion, resilience, and admiration. Its layered form and winter bloom have long been associated with endurance and emotional depth.
This interpretation of the carnation leans into contrast, texture, and rich color to create a more contemporary and expressive study of the flower. R
My work blends painterly realism with minimal composition and expressive texture. I’m drawn to creating pieces that feel emotionally grounded and contemporary while still retaining softness and movement through visible brushwork and layered color.
Acrylic on pine wood
5.5” W × 6” H
The carnation, the birth flower of January, traditionally symbolizes love, devotion, resilience, and admiration. Its layered form and winter bloom have long been associated with endurance and emotional depth.
This interpretation of the carnation leans into contrast, texture, and rich color to create a more contemporary and expressive study of the flower. R
My work blends painterly realism with minimal composition and expressive texture. I’m drawn to creating pieces that feel emotionally grounded and contemporary while still retaining softness and movement through visible brushwork and layered color.
Acrylic on pine wood
5.5” W × 6” H
