Original artwork description:

In Gertrude Stein's poem, "Rose" initially refers to a person named Rose. However, when Stein later employs a similar line, 'A rose is a rose is a rose,' it takes on a new significance. This expression conveys that things exist exactly as they are, devoid of any additional layers.

The underlying concept of my artwork is to appreciate it for what it is. There are no concealed narratives or symbolism—just a simple visual representation of the profound beauty within a rose garden. It serves as a reflection on the authentic aspects of life, encouraging observers to explore the garden and discover joy in the uncomplicated elegance of existence.

It's a set of two works as a diptych, and they can be hung together or separately.
Painted with palette knives and thick texture.
Colors may vary from monitor to monitor.
These are painted on stretched canvas with a thickness 1.7 cm , and work comes as ready to hang.
Interior photos that are displayed are for reference, may not be scale.
Signed in the front, as well as a certificate of authenticity signed by myself.

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Materials used:

Oil paint and palette knives

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