Green flowers on pink, red and white by Dina Dankers

This series of mixed media artworks is built around collages of real summer wild flowers and plants, combined with acrylic textures in a clear wabi-sabi style. Each piece starts from printed botanical elements—delicate silhouettes of flowers, grasses, and leaves—layered with hand-applied acrylic marks that add depth, contrast, and a tactile, paper-like surface. The balance between natural botanical shapes and abstract textures keeps the work clearly abstract, while still grounded in recognizable organic elements.

The color palette is inspired by spring and summer: fresh greens, soft pinks, warm beige, light terracotta, muted yellows, and airy neutral tones. These colors feel light, calm, and seasonal without becoming decorative or illustrative. Some artworks emphasize floral forms, while others lean more strongly into texture and abstract layering, making the series varied but cohesive.

The overall look is minimalist, warm, and contemporary, with a clear handmade character. The wabi-sabi influence is visible in the irregular edges, subtle imperfections, and calm rhythm of the layered surfaces. This series fits naturally into romantic interiors, Scandinavian living spaces, Japandi settings, and basic or design-focused rooms. It also works well in eclectic interiors where softness, natural elements, and understated color play an important role. Ideal placements include living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, hallways, and creative workspaces where calm and freshness are desired.