In Flowers, Silvia Lerín presents a series of abstract paintings inspired by the beauty of the English garden.
Through folds and layered textures, these works evoke the essence of flowers rather than their literal image. They invite the viewer to wander — as one might through a garden — to pause, to sense, and to connect with something alive, yet abstract.
In this body of work, nature is not merely a subject but a collaborator. It offers endless visual and conceptual triggers — each bloom becomes an invitation to look more closely and to embrace the sublime within what so often goes unnoticed.
Patrick Morrissey and Hanz Hancock edit Saturation Point, the online editorial and curatorial project for systems, non-objective and reductive artists working in the UK.
