The picture shows a close-up of the bright red leaves of a Japanese fan maple. The characteristically lobed leaves are arranged close to the branches and form an almost graphic-looking structure. The deliberate blurring in the background emphasises the intense red of the leaves and draws the eye to the fine details of the leaf veins and edges.
The inspiration for this work was the intense autumn colouring of the maple, which has an almost meditative effect in its clarity and density. I was interested in how natural forms can be transformed into a visual composition through light and perspective - without artificial staging.
The atmosphere I want to create with this picture is calm but present. It is about concentrating on the essentials, about the power of colour and form in a natural context. The message is simple: nature needs no amplification - it speaks for itself.
In interior design, this picture acts as a powerful colour accent. In pared-down, light-coloured rooms in particular, it can serve as a counterpoint that adds warmth and structure. The combination of natural intensity and clear composition makes it versatile - from living rooms to modern working environments.
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