Two sunflowers in delicate black and white ink, held inside a river of red, orange, and gold. Sunset and Flowers is about the beauty that persists — that insists on existing — even as the light changes and the day draws to a close. Watercolour and ink on paper.
There is something quietly defiant about a flower at sunset. The light is fading, the warmth is retreating, and yet there it is — still open, still turned toward whatever light remains. Sunset and Flowers was painted from that feeling: the persistence of beauty in the face of endings. The way something in us keeps blooming, even when the day has been long and the sky has turned to fire.
