Description

A single fiery bloom leans out from a curving green stem, its red and orange petals fanning around a teal-speckled center. Smaller clusters of magenta, gold, and white blossoms trail along like backup dancers. Behind them, sweeping strokes of turquoise and rust cut across a soft lavender sky, as though the whole canvas is caught mid-step. Nicole Martin built this piece around an idea she calls the Flower of Life: it takes two to Tango! Meanwhile, the human hand shapes and reaches, and some current of Divine Love meets that reaching halfway. Neither leads the dance alone. Additionally, the flower needs the light, and the light needs something willing to grow toward it. That exchange, call and response, is what produces beauty. This is a painting about creative and spiritual partnership, dressed up in petals and motion. Hang it wherever you make things. What is dancing back when you reach toward your own creativity?

Bring this dancing bloom into your own space today.