Flowers No. 5 ( SOLD )
Flowers No. 5
2023 - 18 cm x 24 cm - Acrylic on canvas - brush - on stretcher frame
Flowers die, like everything alive, no matter how beautiful, fragrant, poisonous or strong they are. No matter how the person taking care of them takes care of them. Sooner or later they will die. How long they survive is mainly determined by external factors: soil, roots, luck - because it depends on it where they will grow or where they will end up as seeds. The plants themselves have no influence on this. They will only try to reach water and light, even when others get in their way. They will try to occupy the best possible place in the ecosystem, but for how long? Flowers may not live, but exist in their empty beauty when they are deprived of roots and good soil, which is replaced with a jar of water, just like in the painting. They will slowly die prematurely, retaining only their external appearance for a fairly short time for beautiful specimens. The person to whom they are given has a big influence on how they will look. If they are left alone in an unnatural environment, they will wither and die faster than they should, they will not even have the strength to pretend they are alive. Flowers, even the best and most beautiful ones, can always be replaced with a new bouquet, for example when the previous ones have already withered. This can usually be done at a low cost, because they are just plants, which, in addition, are constantly growing new ones. Of course, this does not include protected plants, rare plants in the world or exceptional ones. And what do you think about flowers? Are we really talking about them? Do you like symbols?
Don Simon - Szymon Półtorak is a Polish painter, artist and graphic artist whose works are distinguished by their unique style. His work, which is the result of years of work and experimentation, combines traditional painting techniques with modern artistic solutions. Despite being inspired by the classics, Szymon Półtorak develops his own, characteristic artistic language, which not only attracts attention, but also evokes deep emotions.
The artist has an impressive collection of paintings, and his works reach clients in Poland and abroad, which confirms the international reach of his work. He also offers personalized paintings to order, adapting his works to the individual needs of recipients. Thanks to the unique style that he is constantly developing, his paintings are gaining recognition from an increasing group of recipients. It fits perfectly into the latest trends in contemporary art.
Each painting is numbered and signed by hand, and has a certificate of authenticity issued by Don Simon.
The painting comes straight from the artist's studio.
All paintings are hand-painted.
They are created from scratch - from knocking together a stretcher from boards, stretching and creating a canvas by the artist himself. (apart from a few exceptions in the collection where a different canvas was purchased especially for this purpose, or they were painted on the wall)
The paintings are sold without a frame - the first photo is a preview visualization only.
The painting may not have a perfect square or rectangular shape due to unevenness of the stretcher frame because it was created from scratch by hand and they appeared by accident, or the stretcher frame was intentionally curved for the purpose of imitating something, or for other purposes consistent with its message.
Some paintings do not have a stretcher frame and are sold as canvas only - ready to be stretched yourself.
In the case of shipping outside the EU, additional customs fees may be charged, which are covered by the buyer.
Details:
Era - After 2000
Period - 2020+
Number of items - 1
Artist - Don Simon - Szymon Półtorak
Title of the work - Flowers No. 5
Technique - acrylic on canvas
Signature - With a signature on the back,
Edition - limited and numbered
Number - No. 5
Country of origin - Poland
Year - 2023
Condition - in perfect condition
Height - 24 cm
Width - 18 cm
Theme - Flowers
Sold with frame - No
Sold on stretcher - Yes