Tulip Print

When I work on paintings I think about what people can see. I do not want it to be superficial, so I depicted an abstraction in the background, as well as the flower itself in the style of polygonal graphics. In fact, if you do not tell a person that it is a tulip, then he will see many different images. It is always interesting for me to listen to many different assumptions from people who see a picture for the first time. Also, the background gives freedom of imagination, if you look closely, you can find a lot of interesting silhouettes and images. I think this can be compared to the clouds, when people look at the clouds, their imaginations start to come up with a lot of associations "it looks like a bird, but this is like a dog." I think you can find many different images in my painting. If it seems to you that this is not a tulip, but something else, then let it be as you want. You can turn the picture as you want to discover something new.