“Eternal Roses” is a visceral and emotive interpretation of floral still life, where the line between nature and memory dissolves into expressive abstraction. With bold impasto textures and a moody palette of deep reds, vivid oranges, purples, and smoky greens, the piece invites viewers into a dreamlike interior where roses are not simply flowers—but symbols of enduring emotion.

Housed in a translucent vase that blends into an ambiguous architectural setting, the roses seem to defy time—simultaneously blooming and withering, preserved in a moment that is both present and past. Wisps of stems and leaves stretch beyond the frame, reaching like memories that refuse to fade.

This composition explores themes of love, transience, and permanence. The layered background, with its rough textures and weathered hues, evokes the patina of a forgotten wall or a stained memory—subtle reminders that beauty and decay often coexist.

“Eternal Roses” is less about the literal and more about the feeling—an invitation to reflect on what we choose to remember, and how art keeps those moments alive.