The Blossom

In this painting uses stratification to convey the complex layering of thoughts and emotions. The flowers, traditionally symbols of rapid change, joy, and love, represent the duality of existence. both in dreams and waking life. In dreams, flowers often foreshadow upcoming events, hinting at both joy and sorrow. While the act of blooming typically signifies future prosperity, this painting reveals a contrasting narrative: the flowers are falling, suggesting a disconnection between dreams and reality.

The vibrant colors celebrate the beauty of life, yet are tempered by darker tones that evoke the complexities of our experiences. This juxtaposition illustrates the two-faced nature of dreams and real life, emphasizing the strong connection that binds them. Ultimately, The Blossoms invites viewers to reflect on the transient nature of hope and the intricate interplay between aspiration and reality.