Stone Flowers

1. THE WORK
STONE FLOWERS is a still life of silent poetry. Against an amber background reminiscent of the ancient walls of Mediterranean workshops, a cracked earthenware vase holds a few flowering branches. The flowers, light and white, spring gracefully from a bare, almost dry trunk. It is a sober composition, where every detail exudes calm and delicacy.

2. THE INTENTION
This painting celebrates the fragile balance between the mineral and the living. The vase seems to have come from the earth itself, with its natural cracks, while the flowers, although fresh, retain an almost frozen nobility. The intention is to capture a moment of simple beauty, without artifice, like a discreet tribute to renewal despite drought, to hope without fanfare.

3. THE INVITATION
What if the most beautiful rebirths were born from silence?
STONE FLOWERS invites you to slow down and observe what blooms silently.
In your busy days, what branch reminds you that life continues to blossom?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Ideal for a clean living room, a bright entrance, a calming office or a bedroom full of soft light.
A painting for those who know how to see tenderness in raw material.