"Canes Flowers" 2

Flowers 2 continues the visual language first discovered in Cannes, where the spiral began transforming into a flower. In this piece, the forms feel more confident and expansive, spreading across the gold surface like a living pattern. The spirals move in different directions, becoming stems, vines, petals, and symbols of growth.

The work feels playful but intentional. Each flower carries its own rhythm, as if the marks are growing across the canvas instead of simply being painted onto it. The gold background gives the piece a warm, collectible quality, while the red, blue, green, black, and white lines create movement and personality.

As the second piece in this flower evolution, Flowers 2 shows the idea becoming stronger. What started as an experiment becomes a visual signature, turning the spiral into a symbol of growth, repetition, memory, and new beginnings.