Daridizain.Art

A series of 5 works: two works on plain paper and three works on watercolor paper, all in A4 format. The series of works was born out of an experiment, "what if...".
I am very fond of lilies, and once I made a herbarium of lily petals, after a while I saw how the book in which I clamped these petals had stains, stains from the juice of the lily's life, and here is the idea: what if to make a picture without resorting to traditional paints, but with the help of leaf and petal prints. And here it is, a small series of my garden plants, and there are gladiolus, and lilies of various kinds, and rose petals, and basil, and a leaf from aquilegia, and mint, and rosemary) An abstract drawing of different plants, and finally tea stains with mint and lemon balm, such an eco-print, there is not a single paint on these sheets. And I love it so much!
I think it's alive and hasn't fully manifested yet, and the print will eventually appear, the streaks may change color, and the size of a spot may increase. That's the beauty of this story.

This series of abstract works explores nature, emotion, and the freedom of gesture. Each of the six paintings combines expressive brushstrokes, dynamic patches of color, and chalk-like lines that seem to have been drawn by hand in a spontaneous motion. Through this vivid, impulsive texture, recognizable floral forms begin to emerge — their silhouettes appear from the green background like memories of nature’s delicate presence. These are not literal depictions, but emotional impressions of flowers — their spirit, mood, and essence.

An interior abstraction is a stain, it is an extension of the interior, it is an accent or a question from your guest....That's up to you to decide.

The series is made in ink. The lines are graphic and clear, but at the same time they are so light and elegant. The edges of light and dark spots are like our lives. Plants, leaves, and of course flowers. Clothes, fashion and faces, figures and portraits — everything can be conveyed in black and white, and let your imagination tell you the rest.