This is a painting of a dead Iris flower that I saw in my front yard one evening. The twisting forms gave a sense of some darkly erotic serpentine dance, while also evoking a sense of some unknown alien being that was alive and about to move, though the bloom was actually dying. The way the evening light was hitting it provided a dramatic contrast in colors, from the cool of the sky light and the warm of the setting sun behind it, which also was symbolic of the flower's own twilight.
This is a painting of a dead Iris flower that I saw in my front yard one evening. The twisting forms gave a sense of some darkly erotic serpentine dance, while also evoking a sense of some unknown alien being that was alive and about to move, though the bloom was actually dying. The way the evening light was hitting it provided a dramatic contrast in colors, from the cool of the sky light and the warm of the setting sun behind it, which also was symbolic of the flower's own twilight.