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SaveMimosa Flower in Green Vase –
| Year of creation | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23.5 W × 28 H × 0.1 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | expressionism |
| Genre | still-life |
| Materials | pastel, paper |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Mimosa Flower in Green Vase –”
Capture the vibrant beauty of nature with "Mimosa Flower in Green Vase," an original pastel artwork that radiates warmth and joy. Golden tones blend harmoniously with fresh greens and delicate violet accents, creating a luminous and uplifting still life. The expressive pastel strokes capture the essence of the flower bouquet, giving it a dynamic sense of movement and life. The flowers seem to glow, filling any room with the vitality of sunlight. This artwork is perfect for adding a touch of brightness and nature's harmony to your home. Created with soft pastels on paper, this piece showcases a love for color, texture, and emotional atmosphere. As part of an ongoing exploration of floral still life, this contemporary art transforms natural beauty into an expressive display. This charming, small-sized artwork would look wonderful in any room. Bring a touch of floral elegance to your space today!
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Nino Gudadze, Georgia
Nino Gudadze is a self-taught artist based in Tbilisi, Georgia, whose work explores the intricate relationship between nature and color. After beginning her artistic path at the age of 27, she developed a research-driven practice that focuses on the systematic study of natural forms and their chromatic variations. Gudadze works primarily in oil on canvas and MDF board, as well as soft pastels on paper. Her practice is defined by a commitment to series-based exploration, allowing for a deep investigation of specific seasonal landscapes and floral compositions. Her style is characterized by expressive brushwork and a textured application of medium that bridges the gap between physical accuracy and atmospheric light. By mixing traditional techniques with an experimental approach to materials, Gudadze captures the quiet stability of the natural world alongside its more fleeting, poetic moments.