This work is built from hand-cut cardboard elements assembled into a simplified floral composition. The flowers and stems are painted with oil paint, allowing the brushwork to remain visible while emphasizing the materiality of the corrugated cardboard.

The composition explores the relationship between line, silhouette and negative space. Curving stems move across the surface with varying rhythm, while the limited palette of reds, greens, black and white creates a strong graphic structure. Rather than describing flowers realistically, the work reduces them to essential shapes, balancing spontaneity with careful placement.

The exposed edges of the cut cardboard and the visible construction are intentionally preserved, becoming part of the visual language alongside the painted surface. The result sits between painting, collage and relief, where colour, texture and shadow all contribute to the final image.

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