Original artwork description:

The watercolor painting “Poppies” captures a delicate balance between fragility and strength. In the background, a soft, blurred wash of colors suggests a vast poppy field—its shapes and contours dissolve like a distant memory or a fleeting dream. At the forefront, two vivid red poppies take center stage, painted with striking clarity and tenderness.
Their scarlet petals glow against the muted backdrop, alive with the heat and light of a summer’s day. The stems twist and curve in graceful, almost whimsical lines, yet they hold the flowers proudly, their faces lifted to the sky. There is resilience in their posture—a quiet defiance against the wind and sun. Though the petals appear fragile, almost translucent, they seem to hum with life and strength.
These are not just flowers; they are symbols. Symbols of delicate beauty that refuses to break, of gentleness paired with endurance. The painting speaks of nature’s quiet courage—a soft, unwavering strength that blossoms even in the harshest of places.

Materials used:

Watercolours

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