Dark, velvety grass heads rise above the meadow like small torches dusted with the white pollen of flowerheads, and their orange stems with tiny leaves form a sharp, rhythmic drawing. The background is a true watercolor spectacle: turquoise and emerald pass into heated rust and copper, meeting in soft, blurred zones where the pigment marked its own borders on the wet paper. I juxtapose two temperaments of color here — cool blue and burning orange — and the tension between them keeps the whole composition in motion.
The lower edge was left bright, which brings in air and separates the meadow from the viewer. A striking, energetic piece for a living room, a dining room, or a modern interior with a strong character.
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 29,7 × 42 cm.