Shown in black tray frame
Lisa Srao
102 x 102 cm
price includes framing
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Rather than idealising the flower, the painting honours the marks that make it individual: folds, creases, curling petals and traces of change. The bloom becomes both delicate and powerful - a portrait of resilience, transience and the quiet dignity of becoming. Enlarged beyond life size, it invites the viewer to slow down and see imperfection not as damage, but as evidence of growth and experience.
The work reflects a wider human truth: that authentic beauty often emerges through vulnerability, endurance and the acceptance of change.

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