Wild Child

Original Artwork

The discipline of botany, firmly refused. From a palette-knife field of red, yellow, and orange emerges a flower that nature never quite dared to invent — its petals alternating between warm pinks and cool violets in unapologetic contrast. The form feels assertive rather than delicate, announcing its presence with cheerful disregard for expectation. Sealed in resin on wood, Wild Child celebrates the beauty of not behaving. A bloom perfectly comfortable in its own unruly character.