Learn A New, Inspiring Way To View The World.
Beautiful Abstract Art That Looks Like Water
Stunning Flower Abstract Art That Will Inspire You
Learn A New, Inspiring Way To View The World.
Beautiful, Inspiring Abstract Art That Looks Like Water
“Learn A New, Inspiring Way To View The World”
Amazing Abstract Art Made Using Plants
Discover The Wondrous Worlds Hidden In Everyday Objects!
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Mind bending, Kaleidoscopic Op Art Created Using Flowers and Ornamental Peppers
Marisa D. Aceves. Power Of Flowers: Hibiscus And Ornamental Pepper Wheel. Digital Photography. 2019.
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The sturdy,…
weathered green house …
didn’t give away its secrets readily.
Many rows of plants…
and a thousand blossoms later,…
her modern majesty appeared.
The latest addition to my floral “Power Of Flowers” series combines hardy, tropical hibiscus flowers and punchy, ornamental peppers with the clean lines of modern design providing the perfect touch of flame, tartness, spice and business. Ravishing reds and not-so-mellow yellows are cheeky, playful and unconventional, but then again, so are you!
Have a great weekend!
Mind-bending, Kaleidoscopic Op Art Created Using Tropical Flowers
Marisa D. Aceves. “The Power Of Flowers: Rotating Diamond Yellow Celosiascape ”. Digital Photography. 2019.
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Earlier this month, I posted the first addition to my latest collection, “The Power Of Flowers”, “Radiating Asiatic Lilyscape”.
You can read all about my inspiration for this colorful design based series here .
For the creation of this piece, I shot the tips of fiery Celosia plants. Their tropical, exotic beauty turns heads and warms the hearts of many an enthusiastic gardener.
Enjoy the inspirational view and the rest of your summer!
Have a great weekend!
Mind-bending, Kaleidoscopic Op Art Created Using Flowers
Marisa D. Aceves. “The Power Of Flowers: Radiating Asiatic Lilyscape”. Digital Photography. 2019.
To view or purchase my work please visit acevesart.com .
The majority of us love flowers…
plants, majestic blue skies….
and sunshine.
Gardens…
provide us a peaceful place…
to regroup…
and appreciate nature.
When I decided to get a little…
groovy..
with this latest project…
I just knew nature would come together in mysterious ways…
I decided to start my latest collection with the Asiatic Lily. I feel it’s beauty surpasses other lilies I’ve seen at the nurseries. The cheery green leaves, mellow yellow pistoles and soda pop purples provided the perfect punch when split into many crystalline sections.
I hope this makes your weekend a wonderful one.
Ordinary Objects That Look Like Colorful Landscapes 2
Marisa D. Aceves. Red Iriscape. digital photography. 2016
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Tiny men bow before lesser gods. Their outstretched arms and faux virility always impress the latest generation of pop culture enthusiasts. Reigning briefly in the land of smoke, mirrors and money, they resign themselves to a desperate fate. Icons never die, Alice has many lives and so does the White Rabbit.
It’s been a long month. At first hibernating during January’s bitter chill seemed like a good idea, but it has quickly become one of the most challenging months I’ve ever encountered. All this time spent indoors reading, writing, and photographing new objects has made me pray for the predictable beginning of lovey dovey February. Perhaps I’ve decided to focus on objects that remind me of nature because it’s time to get out of the house. Nevertheless, I hope you find the time to enjoy them!
What does this object remind you of?
Ordinary Objects That Look Like Colorful Landscapes
Marisa D. Aceves. Violet Orchid Love. digital photography. 2015.
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Violet folds gather together. Their grace is evident, though the affair is brief. They are not like the rest of us, surrendering their beauty to foreseen frailties. That is the advantage of being plastic and soulless, having no light but giving the appearance of life. Not content to blossom in their time, they chose to remain vicious pretenders. Stealing love from those that weep in darkness, their faces will meet the dust of succeeding ages. All false gods die not to a celebratory march, but instead to the convenient and constant failing of memory.
This photo was taken from an object that we bought to decorate my mother’s room. The price was right. She loved it. We bought it. She is such a fan of purple. Every time I see the color, I think of her and her contribution to our lives. The lighting was dim, but I was able to shoot a couple of photographs that I felt best illustrated the theme that this object brought to mind. Several times in our lives, we are saddened by the fact that we do not appear to have what society tell us that we need to have in order to be considered worthy. Some people appear to “have it all”, but appearances are not always reality. Sometimes a beautiful face hides great evil. What does this object remind you of?
LASERS AND LET-US (LETTUCE): MISTY FLOWER BED
Marisa D. Aceves. Lasers and Let-Us (Lettuce): Misty Flower Bed. digital photography
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Small purple flowers huddle together for comfort. Colorful lights illuminate the garden. Gently passing over delicate petals, they hover briefly in transcendent celebration.
I will continue to share my various conceptual nature series as well as other abstract artwork; be on the lookout. Unfortunately, this last week and the week before I’ve been experiencing the most annoying, hair pulling, modem throwing connection problems. I’m having great difficulty viewing the internet. Naturally, there has been a sizable lag in between my artwork posts. I kindly ask that you all bear with me. Despite this spirit crushing setback, I have confidence that our family will find a decent solution to this mess. For now, this little grey mare (computer) is in remission. 😉
