Description
Impasto painting of a grouping of dried Everlastings. Widespread and wild across the Mediterranean, Helichrysum, also known as Immortelle or Everlasting, what appears as one flower is actually a cluster of minute flowers. Everlasting gets its name from the dry, papery phyllaries (specialized leaves) that surround the base of each flower cluster. These persist long after the flowers have dropped off, resembling petals on dried blossoms. The up-close focus of the central flower’s petals reaches out to all sides, imbuing limitless expansion while the texture of the piece speaks of freedom.
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