Watercolors — abstracts

Watercolor spiral coiled shoot in lime green and turquoise on celadon background

Watercolor three turquoise flowers with rusty orange crowns on salmon background

Watercolor cobalt flower with green tendrils above a blue flower and gray bubbles

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Watercolour: translucent green plant forms that look like creatures — the upper one curved like a hand, with four prongs and yellow eyes on thin stalks; beside it a tower of two oval spheres on a spiky base, and a twig with blue berries

Watercolor large oval plant forms in shades of mint and lime green

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Watercolour: two round pale blue flower heads with curved turquoise stamens, set in green fan-shaped leaves; two smaller buds above, a turquoise-green ground flooded wet on wet and pale silvery stalks behind

Watercolour: two vertical towers of white-green spheres banded with navy and green, topped with fine green tufts; they rise from turquoise branching stems dotted with green, the ground beige with brown fluffy blooms

Watercolor round flower head with navy twigs on a pale icy blue background

Watercolor three powder pink crowns with musical notes and a treble clef on peach background

Watercolour: five large yellow sunflower discs with darker speckled centres on thin black stems; a row of pale yellow smaller flowers behind, horizontal bands of ochre, grey and orange below

Watercolour: four rounded grey-brown forms stacked into an unsteady tower, beside them a red-orange head with fine filaments on a wavy stem and a blue-violet pod with pale dots; faint outlines of seed heads behind

Watercolor spiky thistle head and blurred spheres in blue on sandy background

These are plants that do not exist. I start from a wash that spread across wet paper on its own, and only afterwards give it a stem, a root or a bud — so here the shape comes before the idea.

They are closest to a plate from a botanical atlas, except that the species described is not real. This is the smallest group in the gallery and the slowest to grow, because it is hard to stop at the moment when the form has not yet begun to pretend to be anything.

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