Vermilion Blossom - Prints
Vermilion Blossom, 2025
Limited Edition Prints Available:
8.5 × 11 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 50, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
13 × 19 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 25, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
This alcohol ink on paper piece is a study in intensity, movement, and raw energy. Vivid scarlet and molten gold bleed into each other, evoking the heat of a wildfire, the bloom of a supernova, or the delicate petals of a flower caught in an inferno. The organic forms suggest a moment of transformation—either an emergence or a dissolution. The contrast between the saturated hues and the negative space around them heightens the sense of suspended motion, as if the image is still unfolding before the viewer’s eyes.
Vermilion Blossom, 2025
Limited Edition Prints Available:
8.5 × 11 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 50, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
13 × 19 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 25, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
This alcohol ink on paper piece is a study in intensity, movement, and raw energy. Vivid scarlet and molten gold bleed into each other, evoking the heat of a wildfire, the bloom of a supernova, or the delicate petals of a flower caught in an inferno. The organic forms suggest a moment of transformation—either an emergence or a dissolution. The contrast between the saturated hues and the negative space around them heightens the sense of suspended motion, as if the image is still unfolding before the viewer’s eyes.
Vermilion Blossom, 2025
Limited Edition Prints Available:
8.5 × 11 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 50, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
13 × 19 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 25, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
This alcohol ink on paper piece is a study in intensity, movement, and raw energy. Vivid scarlet and molten gold bleed into each other, evoking the heat of a wildfire, the bloom of a supernova, or the delicate petals of a flower caught in an inferno. The organic forms suggest a moment of transformation—either an emergence or a dissolution. The contrast between the saturated hues and the negative space around them heightens the sense of suspended motion, as if the image is still unfolding before the viewer’s eyes.
