Flowers and Hokusai
A simple vase of flowers becomes a meeting place between observation, drawing, and art history. Loose lines and bright color push the flowers beyond still life, while the fragment of Hokusai’s wave embedded in the vase introduces another landscape entirely—water, movement, and distance contained within an ordinary domestic object.
The image is playful and intimate: a small bouquet carrying a much larger world inside it.
Flowers and Hokusai
A simple vase of flowers becomes a meeting place between observation, drawing, and art history. Loose lines and bright color push the flowers beyond still life, while the fragment of Hokusai’s wave embedded in the vase introduces another landscape entirely—water, movement, and distance contained within an ordinary domestic object.
The image is playful and intimate: a small bouquet carrying a much larger world inside it.