In this original drawing, a Portuguese architect explores how nature serves as our primary habitat and ultimate shelter. Fine, cascading leaves appear to drift across paper, filled with intricate micro-architectural lines that reflect continuous mark-making, patient labor, and the gentle passage of time. Each organic form balances delicate natural structures with human geometric traces, capturing a quiet dialogue between construction and the natural world. A captivating, one-of-a-kind piece for fine art collections and modern interior spaces.
Artist: QSLYNCH
Title: CONCRETE LEAVES
Technique: Pen on Fabriano watercolor paper 300g/m2.
Oak frame included.
Measurements: 68 × 68cm
Care: Be careful when exposing it to bright light, as this exposure can damage the quality of the colors
Due to variations in monitor settings and lighting, the colors you see on your screen may differ slightly from the actual product.
In this original drawing, a Portuguese architect explores how nature serves as our primary habitat and ultimate shelter. Fine, cascading leaves appear to drift across paper, filled with intricate micro-architectural lines that reflect continuous mark-making, patient labor, and the gentle passage of time. Each organic form balances delicate natural structures with human geometric traces, capturing a quiet dialogue between construction and the natural world. A captivating, one-of-a-kind piece for fine art collections and modern interior spaces.
Artist: QSLYNCH
Title: CONCRETE LEAVES
Technique: Pen on Fabriano watercolor paper 300g/m2.
Oak frame included.
Measurements: 68 × 68cm
Care: Be careful when exposing it to bright light, as this exposure can damage the quality of the colors
Due to variations in monitor settings and lighting, the colors you see on your screen may differ slightly from the actual product.
