Artwork statement / Remarks

This contemporary cubist painting transforms a vibrant arrangement of Crane flowers into a study of light, geometry, and color. The flowers emerge from a richly fragmented environment, where deep earthy tones, greens, blues, ochres, and touches of vivid orange and red create a strong contrast between the natural forms and the geometric structure surrounding them.

The crystalline vase becomes an extension of the composition, reflecting and breaking the stems and leaves into multiple facets, while the angular shadows across the table and background further reinforce the cubist language. Rather than simply depicting the flowers, the work explores how light can fragment reality into planes, reflections, and shifting perspectives.

The result is a balance between the organic and the geometric: the flowers retain their recognizable elegance, while the surrounding space is continuously broken apart and reconstructed through color and form.