“Anthurium” is a sophisticated still life that brings together natural harmony and textures. At the center of the composition is a lush growth with fig-like, saturated-green leaves that sway and live. This single red card stretches upward, silent half-heartedly in the middle of a calm palette. The white potter, which has anthurium growth, symbolizes purity and reverence, creating a soft contrast with the dark ashes.
The background of the painting is divided into two parts: one is a golden-beige expanse with a thin geometric top, which is reminiscent of an old wall, the other is folds of fabric that add volume. Deep red oxamite spreads out across the table, and light fabric with a black and white abstract baby floats, creating the effect of lightness. This combination of colors and textures gives the paintings a special sensitivity, conveying an atmosphere of calm, natural beauty and harmony.
