#19567 Mari Fe Romero Campo

The composition centers around a densely packed arrangement of flowers contained within a dark vase. The blooms themselves exhibit a range of hues – pale yellows, soft pinks, whites, and touches of lavender – all rendered with loose, expressive brushstrokes that prioritize color interaction over precise botanical representation. A sense of immediacy is conveyed through the visible texture of the paint itself; impasto creates depth and vibrancy within the floral mass.
The background is dominated by a cool, muted turquoise, which appears to be applied in broad washes, creating an atmospheric effect rather than defining spatial relationships. Hints of what might be architectural elements – suggested by vertical lines and rectangular shapes – are discernible on the left side, but these are indistinct and integrated into the overall color field. They do not serve as a clear anchor for perspective; instead, they contribute to the painting’s dreamlike quality.
The artists signature is located in the lower-left corner, rendered in a delicate script that contrasts with the bolder application of paint elsewhere.
Subtly, there is an impression of transience and fragility. The flowers are not depicted as static objects but rather as fleeting moments captured in color. The lack of sharp definition and the blurred background contribute to this sense of ephemerality, suggesting a focus on the subjective experience of beauty rather than objective reality. The dark vase acts as a grounding element, providing a visual weight that prevents the composition from dissolving entirely into abstraction, yet it remains indistinct, almost swallowed by the surrounding color. Overall, the work evokes a mood of quiet contemplation and an appreciation for the delicate nuances of light and color.