Flatiron

"Flatiron," is named for the New York City building, rendered using cold wax and mixed media. This artwork immerses viewers in a captivating interpretation of one of New York City's architectural gems. The predominantly pink coloration infuses the composition with an enchanting and dreamlike quality, inviting viewers into a surreal world where reality merges with the artist's expressive vision.

The loose and dynamic style in which the Flatiron Building is portrayed imparts a sense of motion and vitality to the scene. The juxtaposition of the iconic structure with the loose, expressive strokes of the artist's brush creates a harmonious contrast between the rigid lines of the building and the fluidity of the medium, underscoring the ever-evolving nature of urban environments.

The predominance of pink in the color palette adds a layer of whimsy and enchantment to the painting. It bathes the Flatiron Building in a soft, pink hue, infusing the scene with a romantic and nostalgic ambiance. "Flatiron" beckons viewers to contemplate the intersection of art and architecture, where the traditional meets the contemporary, and invites them to see this iconic structure through a new lens.