Original artwork description:

"Ashes of What Was Felt" is a deeply emotive oversized square artwork where memories dissolve into soft color and gesture. Set against a delicate, light-toned background, this abstract flower painting features ethereal brushwork in blue, sky blue, pale pink, olive green, gray, and beige — shades chosen for their ability to evoke stillness, loss, and quiet hope.

I was inspired by those fleeting, invisible feelings that stay with us — not as memories, but as traces. The flowers here are not a celebration of bloom, but a reflection of what has passed. I painted them intuitively, led by inner silence, by the urge to express something unspoken. These floral forms emerged like echoes — faded, layered, unsteady — but real in their emotional charge.

This piece fits beautifully into modern interiors, Scandinavian spaces, and Japandi-style homes, especially those with neutral color palettes, minimalist decor, or open, light-filled rooms. Whether placed in a serene bedroom, a soft-toned living room, or a spacious hallway, it adds a quiet intensity that transforms the atmosphere.

For those looking to buy contemporary flower art, large square paintings for interior spaces, or neutral-toned abstract floral wall art, this piece brings together emotional depth and modern design. It will resonate with collectors searching for unique hand-painted floral canvas, emotive botanical art, or soft color oversized artwork that doesn’t shout but lingers.

Artwork is signed by the artist in the lower right corner and on the back side. Frames are shown for illustrative purpose only. Painting is shipped rolled in a tube.

Materials used:

acrylic

Tags:

#abstract landscape #original landscape #horizon painting #contemporary abstract #bold color #hand-painted #minimalist landscape #ukrainian artist #impressionist abstract #ocean landscape #eastern european #contemporary nature #oversized landscape #colorful horizon #earthy tones