Small Constellation (Geranium sanguineum)

Several blossoms gather within the darkness, their pale petals radiating outward like quiet points of light. The composition treats the flowers not as a cluster but as a relationship — individual forms held together in a shared space.

Fine veins travel through each petal, guiding the eye toward the delicate centres, while the surrounding blackness removes all sense of garden or ground. Without context, the blooms become almost celestial, suspended rather than growing.

The work considers how repetition and variation coexist in nature. Each flower mirrors the others yet remains distinct, suggesting presence through subtle differences of angle, light, and gesture. What might be overlooked in passing becomes, through attention, a quiet arrangement of balance and rhythm.