Pink Flower of Phlox Paniculata

Delicacy that speaks of resilience. This phlox was painted from life in the height of summer — when the sun is generous and the air carries the scent of the steppe. Its fragile petals, like watercolour whispers, preserve the rhythm of life: bud, bloom, withering. The work explores the beauty of a moment, the cycle of growth, and the quiet strength within stillness. Part of a series of botanical watercolours that reflect on harmony, vulnerability, and endurance in the plant world — as a mirror of the human psyche. This piece can be presented as a complete, stand-alone story or as part of a diptych. The painting is created on 100% cotton paper using professional lightfast watercolor paints, which ensures lasting freshness, color stability, and archival quality for years to come. The painting is part of the "Inspiration" exhibition organized by the Association of Botanical Artists.