falling flowers by Jonathan Greenyer
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a very large commission, involving the use of plasterers tools, water sprays and gravity. The flowers are created from a large blob of paint which contains various colours including metallics. The petals are teased out of the centre. the painting is hung vertically upside down and sprayed with water to encourage the 'trails' to appear. when enough 'trails' have been done the pinting is dried flat. (This picture can be recreated for sale [email protected])
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