“Through these paintings I want to evoke a modern retro feeling that takes us back to the Flower Power era, but with a futuristic touch. My initial inspiration came from a series of photos I took of blossoming cherry trees in Kungsträdgården park in Stockholm this spring. The works then grew digitally as I worked with various types of software to create what you see today. I see the paintings as eye catchers to hang over a couch or a bed, or in an office. They will speak to the observer and intensify the feeling of harmony in most milieus,” says Ewa Borin.
The FLOWERS of 68 creations are printed on premium paper. Ewa has used acid-free watercolour paper for fine art made of 100 percent cotton with a soft matt surface. The surface of the paper helps to preserve the colours and the depth in the digital images.