Flower of the Sun

Print

Technique

Printed on a matt photopaper HP 270 g/m2 on a high-end Hewlett-Packard 12-ink plotter. Sold without a frame.

Dimensions

70×50 cm

Availability

Coming Soon

Cost

€50

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About the Artwork

I painted this artwork according to a photo I found on the internet. This photo amazed me so much that I decided I had to paint it. I have always been a little fascinated by the beauty of nature in flowers, and here this sunflower shines directly even though the night is approaching. I also like the so-called depth of field, which refers to what is in focus and what isn’t. In this case, the background is very blurred, so that the stars in the night sky look like bright polka dots. The only sharp thing in the foreground is the sunflower itself. During painting this artwork, I used everything I learned in my life so far. It’s a painting on the edge of my current skills, and it was my first time ever painting such a blurred background. I even bought makeup brushes, which really helped me with doing that. Painting the sunflower itself was a little easier, but it took me a lot longer. It reminded me of the paintings called Daisy and Daisy 2 I painted a year ago. This painting is quite realistic, but I still put something extra into it, something out of myself.

Flower of the Sun evokes a feeling of serenity in me and reminds me of calm and warm summer evenings during the last rays of the sun. I sit somewhere in nature and feel the fresh breeze of the surrounding forests. In front of me, I see a beautiful flower of the sun which, like the Sun, radiates beautiful and pleasant energy into my heart.

It’s not just a copy of a photo, this painting is magical. I wish everyone could see it live and absorb its energy.