Pumpkin

Flowers are the artist's impulse, where the main combination is a neutral, multi-layered background and the hero of the plot is a flower. The choice of colors is intuitive and emotionally consistent in writing a work; it has an allegorical meaning. Each flower is unique, endowed with its own unique beauty, fragility, and maybe a brutal combination of color and shape. It is very symbolic that there is only one flower on the canvas. Does this mean narcissism? Loneliness? Self-sufficiency? What exactly did the artist want to say? The viewer has the opportunity not only to consider, but also to reflect and discuss.

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