Crane Flower
Oil, acrylic, spray paint on canvas. 50 x 50 cm
'Crane Flower' - painting created in oil, fluorescent acrylics, and spray paint on canvas.
The artist takes inspiration from nature and the exotic beauty of this unusual, majestic, and ornamental plant native to South Africa. The bold and vibrant orange flowers are seen by Pilarczyk as a symbol of happiness and enthusiasm but also freedom, immortality, and Paradise. With its large leaves and magnificent blooms, it’s no wonder that the flower has associations with luxury and grandeur but also romance and faithfulness. It resembles the head and beak of the world’s most beautiful and colorful birds, which lend their name to the exotic bloom.
Oil, acrylic, spray paint on canvas. 50 x 50 cm
'Crane Flower' - painting created in oil, fluorescent acrylics, and spray paint on canvas.
The artist takes inspiration from nature and the exotic beauty of this unusual, majestic, and ornamental plant native to South Africa. The bold and vibrant orange flowers are seen by Pilarczyk as a symbol of happiness and enthusiasm but also freedom, immortality, and Paradise. With its large leaves and magnificent blooms, it’s no wonder that the flower has associations with luxury and grandeur but also romance and faithfulness. It resembles the head and beak of the world’s most beautiful and colorful birds, which lend their name to the exotic bloom.
Oil, acrylic, spray paint on canvas. 50 x 50 cm
'Crane Flower' - painting created in oil, fluorescent acrylics, and spray paint on canvas.
The artist takes inspiration from nature and the exotic beauty of this unusual, majestic, and ornamental plant native to South Africa. The bold and vibrant orange flowers are seen by Pilarczyk as a symbol of happiness and enthusiasm but also freedom, immortality, and Paradise. With its large leaves and magnificent blooms, it’s no wonder that the flower has associations with luxury and grandeur but also romance and faithfulness. It resembles the head and beak of the world’s most beautiful and colorful birds, which lend their name to the exotic bloom.
