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This one-of-a-kind diptych consists of two paintings, each 50 × 50 cm, created on deep 3D canvases (4 cm).

Inspired by the quiet presence of the forest, the work is an interpretation of a green landscape — a place where ferns unfold slowly, where light filters through leaves, and where the air feels soft and alive. Layers of emerald, moss, and golden reflections create the feeling of walking through woodland after rain — calm, grounded, and breathing.

Painted on cotton canvas with high-quality acrylics, modelling paste, gold leaf, and wax, the surface carries a rich, tactile texture. Real plants are carefully prepared and preserved within the artwork, becoming part of the story of the piece — like fragments of nature held in time.

Acrylic on two stretched canvases, ready to hang.
Signed on the front.
Protected with satin varnish.
Certificate of authenticity included.

A small sanctuary of green for your interior — a window into the forest.

This original triptych features three individual paintings, each 40 × 40 cm, professionally framed in matt golden frames and fitted with a secure hanging system, ready to adorn your walls.

The work is a contemporary interpretation of a landscape, created on cotton canvas with professional acrylic paints and richly textured layers. Real grasses, carefully sculpted and preserved, are seamlessly integrated into the surface, blending natural elements with artistic expression. Delicate golden accents catch the light, adding depth, refinement, and a subtle shimmer to the composition.

• Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas with natural preserved ferns

• Size: Triptych (3 × 40 × 40 cm)

• Finish: Protected with satin varnish for durability

• Framing: Black-gold artisan frames with hanging system

• Signature: Signed on both front and back by the artist

• Authenticity: Certificate of Authenticity included

This triptych is a unique fusion of painting and nature, radiating calm, texture, and elegance — a timeless statement piece for any interior.

Please note: I strive to capture my paintings as accurately as possible in the photos. However, colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor settings and natural lighting conditions. For example, daylight on a sunny day will make tones appear brighter, while a rainy or dim day softens the palette.

To give you a better impression, I’ve included photos of the artwork both hung in an interior and photographed outdoors in full daylight.