Flower Girl

She lies in the field as if she has always belonged there, her body resting softly among the wildflowers. Petals brush her skin, stems bend and rise again, and the earth holds her without question. The air is warm, carrying the quiet hum of insects and the distant promise of summer.

Her bare chest is not an invitation, not a statement—it is simply truth. Like the open sky above her, it exists without shame or explanation. She breathes slowly, eyes half closed, as if listening to something older than thought. The flowers lean in, surrounding her with color and scent, accepting her as one of their own.

In this moment, she is neither observed nor defined. She is part of the field, part of the rhythm of nature—woman, earth, and silence woven gently together.

Medium: oil on canvas

Size: 50x70cm (28x20 inches)