The painting captured is a celebration of the intimate relationship between flowers and their pollinators. The naked lady with the flower head represents the beauty and fragility of nature, while the green vines symbolize the connection between flowers and the earth. The bee, pursuing the flower lady, is a symbol of the important role that pollinators play in the reproduction of plants.

As an artist, I am fascinated by the natural world and the intricate relationships that exist between different elements of nature. This painting is a visual representation of the delicate balance that exists in nature and the interdependence of all living beings.

The use of Shibari in the painting is meant to be provocative and thought-provoking. It is a metaphor for the way in which plants are dependent on pollinators for their survival, and how pollinators, in turn, are dependent on flowers for their sustenance.

The watercolor technique used in the painting creates a dreamlike quality, adding to the mystique and allure of the image. The delicate strokes of the brush capture the intricate details of the flowers, vines, and bees, creating a mesmerizing visual experience.

 

Archival giclee prints come hand signed and embossed on textured cold pressed 150 gsm acid free watercolor paper.

Packed in a acid free protective sleeve, shipped with cardboard