Women's portrait Royal Copper by Fine Art Flower - Artist Sander van Laar

Here you see a powerful portrait in which man and nature come together. The face is calm, almost sculptural, and surrounded by a crown of flowers: red roses, a full white dahlia, orange and yellow accents. Tiny butterflies are hidden among the flowers, as if they belong there. A closer look reveals that the skin itself also carries stories - subtle patterns resembling flower paintings. The large copper earring and the green, copper-tinted cloth complete the picture and give it something royal.

Inspiration
This work grew out of my fascination with the connection between people and nature. Flowers represent strength and transience at the same time, and it is precisely this contrast that I wanted to capture. I see this work as an ode to female beauty and inner strength, inspired by classical portraits and the richness of nature.

Atmosphere
The atmosphere is warm and noble. The work radiates tranquillity and dignity, as if you are looking at a queen who does not have to prove herself.

Emotion and message
With this work, I want pride and softness to coincide. It is an image that tells about strength, but also about harmony. For me, it is about staying true to your roots while daring to bloom in full splendour.

Technique
I work here with a combination of photography and digital painting. The realism of the flowers and skin merges with painterly structures, giving the image an almost tangible layering.

In an interior
This work draws attention immediately, without being obtrusive. The colours add warmth and luxury, while the pose brings calm. It can deepen a living room, add character to a hotel lobby, or, conversely, inspire in a workspace.