3320 Evanescence of Fire and Ash

She uses layering and impasto techniques to create a rich, immersive texture. The restrained palette is based on deep greys, luminous whites and touches of intense orange, reinforcing contrast and visual impact.

The brushstrokes are both dynamic and controlled, alternating between spontaneous gestures and meticulous detail. The blurring effect in certain areas gives a sense of movement and lightness, while the use of light and shadow creates a striking depth. Impasto is used to give volume to the abstract floral forms, making some areas almost sculptural.
Artistic Description:

‘Evanescence of Fire and Ash’ is a poetic representation of the duality between destruction and rebirth. The flowers, at once vaporous and incandescent, seem to emerge from a dark background, as if fighting against oblivion. The burnt orange recalls the heat of a bright flame, contrasting with the spectral white of the petals, which evokes an ephemeral veil, a trace of ash suspended in the air.