She bows her neck like a stem to rain, lacquer-dark hair coiled in old devotion. Behind her, a purple moth keeps vigil-wings like torn silk, veined in amber fire. The seal of long life burns copper at her shoulder, a promise she does not turn to read. Yellow hibiscus opens at her elbow, its throat exposed, unhurried, unafraid. Red kimono blooms with painted peonies-flowers wearing flowers, layered like memory. She keeps her eyes low, her mouth a quiet red, as if listening for something the garden hasn't said. - Patrice. Digital Art - Original Photographic Montage.
Emblems of the Garden : What the Roundel Remembers {Print One}
High-quality giclée printing using 12-color pigment inks and 0.35mm fine art paper. Faithfully reproduces the texture and brushstrokes of the original work, with lightfastness of approximately 200 years.
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She bows her neck like a stem to rain, lacquer-dark hair coiled in old devotion. Behind her, a purple moth keeps vigil-wings like torn silk, veined in amber fire. The seal of long life burns copper at her shoulder, a promise she does not turn to read. Yellow hibiscus opens at her elbow, its throat exposed, unhurried, unafraid. Red kimono blooms with painted peonies-flowers wearing flowers, layered like memory. She keeps her eyes low, her mouth a quiet red, as if listening for something the garden hasn't said. - Patrice. Digital Art - Original Photographic Montage.
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