Bloomstruck began as a joyful experiment in expressionism, one of those days where I just wanted to let loose and allow colour to take over and see where it would lead me. I threw, dripped, and layered paint in bursts of red, violet, yellow, and green, letting the movement build naturally across the canvas. I imagined a summer meadow alive with poppies and daisies; wild, tangled, and full of energy. I followed that feeling and leaned into the chaos. This large Diptych (200 x 120 cm on two canvas panels each measuring 100 x 120 cm) is a force of energy. I love how the paint seems to dance, almost like the flowers are dancing under a summer sky. The name Bloomstruck came to me while I was painting; it felt like the perfect way to describe this whirlwind of colour and life. There’s something really freeing about painting this way and not controlling every detail, just trusting the rhythm of it. I hope this piece brings that same rush of joy and energy into its new home along with a reminder of how beautiful it is when nature (and creativity) runs wild.
