Large, oval plant forms fill the whole frame, and their insides are covered by a dense web of undulating strands of green — from cool mint to lime juice — sprinkled with specks of black ink. The contrast is built by an almost graphite-dark stem and stalks at the sides, where I left rhythmic, lighter points. At the bottom of one of the forms a delicate, ink fan of thin lines spreads out, like a root or a dandelion.
The piece is decorative and intense, with a clearly graphic drawing — it will look great in a loft, a modern living room, or an industrial interior with a raw wall.
Watercolor painted on professional acid free paper Daler Rowney, 300 g/m2, with Ecoline paints. Original work, one of a kind, signed, with a certificate of authenticity. Size 40 × 30 cm.