Lotus Effect

This triptych was made using traditional, painterly techniques in conjunction with digital processes. On aluminium Dibond a textural layer is created using watercolour paint. This is then overlaid with a digital stencil created from a pencil drawing of the lotus flower. 

title: The Golden Lotus Effect (Triptych, framed)

technique: goldpigment painting, watercolour, stencil print and varnish on Aluminum Dibond (3mm)

dimensions: 30x40cm I 40x50cm I 30x40cm

year: 2024

The lotus flower is a symbol of purity, resilience and beauty. Known as the “lotus effect”, the flower has a unique ability to repel dirt and blossom anew each morning, pristine and unblemished. The works in this series are intended to help you harness the ability to self-renew. By highlighting the flower’s natural symmetry and order, the works are intended to reduce anxiety and restore calm. The series also reflects upon, and beautifully captures, the lotus’ connection to the elements: “Rooted in the earth, the lotus grows through water towards the light, opening its petals to the sky each day.

The ‘Lotus Effect’ was on display during Berlin Art Week 2024, from September 11th-15th 2024 at Musikbrauerei in Berlin- Prenzlauer Berg.

Exhibition preparation and finissage at Greifswalderstraße

“Rooted in the earth, the lotus grows through the depths of the water towards the light. Its leaves float on the surface as it opens its petals to the sky each day. Like the flower, humans thrive by connecting with the healing and nourishing aspects of the elements.

Reflecting on the flower’s natural symmetry and order, the artist highlights how these qualities can restore calm. By focusing on the lotus and its harmonious relationship with the elements, it invites us to find our own balance and tranquility.”