36x46 cm
Mix media, acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink
Come with D-ring and wire
External frame on request
ABOUT THIS WORK
A hydrangea does not lose its dignity when its vibrant colors begin to soften. As its petals dry and its form changes, the flower enters a new stage of quiet beauty—transformed, grounded, and at peace. Between Bloom and Dust explores the quiet passage between flourishing and fading. Rooted in the Japanese aesthetic of kare (枯れ)—the beauty found in aging, withering, and the passage of time—this piece is a reminder that resilience does not cling to youth or abundance. Like the hydrangea drying in the quiet autumn air, this work embraces the profound strength required to accept the changing of our seasons. It invites us to find beauty not only in our brightest moments of blooming but also in the quiet authenticity of what remains.
36x46 cm
Mix media, acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink
Come with D-ring and wire
External frame on request
ABOUT THIS WORK
A hydrangea does not lose its dignity when its vibrant colors begin to soften. As its petals dry and its form changes, the flower enters a new stage of quiet beauty—transformed, grounded, and at peace. Between Bloom and Dust explores the quiet passage between flourishing and fading. Rooted in the Japanese aesthetic of kare (枯れ)—the beauty found in aging, withering, and the passage of time—this piece is a reminder that resilience does not cling to youth or abundance. Like the hydrangea drying in the quiet autumn air, this work embraces the profound strength required to accept the changing of our seasons. It invites us to find beauty not only in our brightest moments of blooming but also in the quiet authenticity of what remains.
