Moonflower
Original Art by David Natale
The Moonflower vine produces beautiful nocturnal blooms. I’ve always been captivated by vining plants. Especially flowering vines. Their growth takes on the form of the structure they are attached to. Two plants can be so varied in shape. Coupled with their fast opening flowers the Moonflower seems almost personified in its movement. You could imaging them looking back at you. Dozens of twinkling eyes as the sun sets. Slightly discomforting, but still captivating.
The painting is made to appear to “float” almost an inch off the wall when hung.
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About the Artist
David Natale
David Natale is an internationally exhibited artist focused on fantasy, science fiction and horror genres with interests in imaginative figure and creature design. His paintings are primarily done in oils, acrylics and graphite.
David's love of nature and particularly botany is a strong influence in his artwork. His paintings portray a shared connection and participation with the natural world that can easily be forgotten in modern life. Perhaps, through a better communion with nature, we might live more empathetic and compassionate lives.
David works from his home studio in California where he lives with
his wife and 2 cats.
More from David Natale
David Natale
David Natale is an internationally exhibited artist focused on fantasy, science fiction and horror genres with interests in imaginative figure and creature design. His paintings are primarily done in oils, acrylics and graphite.
David's love of nature and particularly botany is a strong influence in his artwork. His paintings portray a shared connection and participation with the natural world that can easily be forgotten in modern life. Perhaps, through a better communion with nature, we might live more empathetic and compassionate lives.
David works from his home studio in California where he lives with
his wife and 2 cats.
More from David Natale