Flowers Sprouting In The Rocky Valley

“In one of the walks that I like the most in the natural park, which runs along the coastline going up in parallel towards the twin volcanoes, there is an open-cast mine of zeolite, a white and porous mineral similar to limestone, in a generally semi-desert environment. However, even in that environment of the abandoned mine and on the saline soils of the coast, in spring or even in autumn, which in Cabo de Gata is almost the same season with nuances, very delicate and beautiful flowers grow. Tough, as it couldn't be otherwise given the environment, and with vibrant colors that brighten the view and the ride. It is almost a teaching, a hint. Of all the possible options, one of the best is to always choose to be flowers sprouting on the rocky valley.”

Medium

Oil on canvas

Dimensions

H 33 × W 41 cm (H 13.0 × W 16.1 in) · unframed

Type

Original: one of a kind

Framing

Unframed

Signature

Signed front and back

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