The picture shows a close-up of a Japanese fan maple (Acer palmatum), whose leaves appear in a deep, almost velvety red colour. The composition is deliberately reduced: The focus is on the clear silhouette of the leaves, which stand out sharply against the dark background. The lighting emphasises the fine veins of the leaves and creates an almost graphic effect.
The idea for this work arose from a fascination with the formal language of nature - in particular the balance between structure and lightness embodied by the fan-shaped maple. Inspired by Japanese aesthetics, I wanted to create a picture that radiates calm and at the same time conveys a certain depth.
The atmosphere is calm, almost introspective. The picture invites you to focus on the details and discover the beauty in silence. It conveys a feeling of clarity and concentration - without distraction, without overload.
In interior design, this work acts as a visual counterweight to hectic everyday moments. It is particularly suitable for minimalist rooms in which targeted accents are to be set. Thanks to its reduced colour palette and clear design language, it blends harmoniously into modern living or working areas.
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