Pink Carnations in Blue Vase Painting

Pink Carnations in Blue Vase Tamara Jare Slovene painter original canvas wall art floral painting artwork fine art art collection Painting process sometimes, or always, gets as interesting as the final work of art itself. It is, after all, a path leading to the final execution of an artistic idea. Dynamics of the painting process mirrors not only the artists specific determinants, but the topography of the place, time, culture, as well. In a way even the time gets crucial role in the painting process. It’s been talked a lot about the right time to finish an art work . Yet for me the flow of the events has been as important as possible, too. And in a strange way, all these factors have to work in a synergy to make the magic happen. This is the simplest description of my painting process I can give. Painting my last carnations still life paintings has been such a process. Making it easy to explain now, but almost impossible to trigger in advance, which makes it enigmatic, I guess. This time it has begun with an unplanned Saturday afternoon jump to the local shop, just to grab some bread. At the cashier there have been those bouquets, some faded away tulips losing their petals and just one carnations bouquet left. That went home with me. Won’t talk about determinism here, it seems closer for me to say things happen when we are prepared for them. At home I’ve chosen the right vase for the flowers and in the afternoon light the pink carnations almost got a glow. With the flowers on the table I’ve just needed to make a glimpse over the room to fall into that gorgeous magenta color of the bouquet. Could speak hours about the connotations of carnation flowers and my personal love for them. Like from one side, it is worth mentioning carnations are Slovenian national flower. Grown mostly in Gorenjska region of Slovenia, decorating small windows of old peasant homes, nowadays they are becoming a picturesque tourist attraction. Logically then, the stylized carnation form is an evergreen element of decorative arts in my home land. Letting accurate forms of vase and surroundings behind this canvas has become a small example of my very own japonisme painting. Which has not been intended on rational level, but is close to my heart indeed.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:11.8 W x 15.7 H x 0.6 D in

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