Love Letters to June: Fragments of a Golden Dream

Materials: Acrylic on Canvas
Year: 2024
Dimensions: Height 16″ x Width 23″ x Depth 1.5″

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Square petals of gold shimmer in the soft twilight, their edges sharp yet impossibly delicate, like pieces of a forgotten mosaic scattered across the landscape. These flowers, perfectly geometric yet alive with some quiet pulse, glint beneath the fading sun, catching the last light of day as though each petal has trapped a fragment of the sun’s molten core. The air hums with a metallic warmth, vibrating softly against the strange symmetry of the golden blooms. Beneath them, the earth seems to glow, reflecting the luminous shapes above, as if the ground itself has become a mirror to their brilliance. Shadows, angular and precise, stretch between the flowers, carving invisible paths through the golden field. The sky, deepening into a muted indigo, provides a stark contrast to the glittering flowers below, as if time itself pauses to marvel at their structured elegance. As the breeze flows through, the flowers do not bend, but remain still—rigid and eternal, like statues crafted by some unseen hand—holding their breath, suspended between reality and a gilded dream.