High time – sold

This image conveys a intense, contemplative and at the same time mysterious atmosphere. At its center is a large clock – a powerful symbol for Time, transience, and the precious moments of life. The hands appear almost oversized and immediately draw attention to the question: How much time do we have left – and what do we do with it?

At the same time, the clock is not depicted as cold or austere. It is drawn from a lush, almost enchanted world. Flowers, leaves and ornamental shapes surrounded. The warm orange, gold, and red tones of the blossoms stand in exciting contrast to the darker green and blue tones. This creates a feeling of Vitality within transience.

What's particularly touching is how nature has partially overgrown the clock. It seems as if life itself is trying to reclaim time. Flowers grow across the dial, ornaments twine around the hands, and the boundaries between clock and nature blur. This gives the image something special. Poetic and SymbolicTime passes, but life leaves its mark.

The golden center of the clock is almost reminiscent of a small heart or a flame. This gives the work a very personal dimension. It's not just about abstract time, but about... Lifespan, heartbeats, memories, and the moments that truly mean something to us.

The clock seems to say: Time cannot be stopped. But within this time we can love, grow, remember, dream and leave something behind. Thus, in addition to its melancholic aspect, the image also carries a silent appeal: To live consciously in the moment.

A mixture of Melancholy, joy of life, transience and hope. The beauty of flowers does not make transience any less noticeable – it even makes it more precious.

Mixed media on aluminum composite panel with black shadow gap frame

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