Memory of vegetation - Original Painting

Memory of vegetation - Original PaintingThe painting moves between landscape and abstraction, capturing the sensation of nature rather than depicting it directly. Layers of sweeping green and ochre gestures collide with flashes of pink, white, and orange, creating a rhythm that feels both organic and electric, like wind moving through overgrown vegetation or memories dissolving into motion. Its textured surface and restless brushwork evoke a living environment in constant transformation.

The painting moves between landscape and abstraction, capturing the sensation of nature rather than depicting it directly. Layers of sweeping green and ochre gestures collide with flashes of pink, white, and orange, creating a rhythm that feels both organic and electric, like wind moving through overgrown vegetation or memories dissolving into motion. Its textured surface and restless brushwork evoke a living environment in constant transformation. Part field, part underwater current, part emotional weather. The composition balances chaos and harmony, allowing small details to emerge slowly over time, almost like hidden signals inside the landscape. Rather than offering a fixed narrative, the work invites the viewer into a sensory state somewhere between growth, decay, movement, and light.

120 x 100 cm