The Leaning Vase

1. THE WORK
This hand-drawn illustration captures the fragile moment of a bouquet leaning slightly in a glass vase. The line is raw, nervous, almost instinctive. The tulips, red and disheveled, burst forth intensely from a clumsily placed vase, as if everything could change at any moment. The composition evokes both ephemeral beauty and contained tension. "The Leaning Vase" then becomes more than a simple object: it represents the precarious balance between grace and fall, between vibrant color and threatening shadow.

2. THE INTENTION
The artist plays on deliberate imperfection. This is not a decorative bouquet, but an emotional gesture. The leaning, almost unstable vase symbolizes what we still hold, but only just. The flowers are not frozen: they live, they rise, they fall. It is a tribute to spontaneous impulses, to beauty that seeks not to please, but to speak. Through an expressive still life, the work pays homage to raw emotions, to tense silences, to imperfect details that say it all.

3. THE INVITATION
What if balance was just a restrained momentum?
This leaning vase invites you to reconsider what is wobbly, fragile, almost overturned.
What is the flower in your life that still stands, despite the shocks?
Will you be able to see the strength in the inclination, the beauty in the disorder?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Ideal in a bright kitchen, an inspiring reading corner, or a living room with raw charm.
This still life drawing will appeal to lovers of spontaneous artistic gestures, fans of expressive floral art, and collectors sensitive to the poetry of movement.