Original Painting: Cyclamen Flowers at Afaia’s Temple

Details

• Original painting by Zachary Zorbas titled “Cyclamen Flowers at Afaia’s Temple” handmade in Aegina, Greece
• 100W x 112H x 3.5D cm
• (39.37W x 44.09H x 1.38D in)
• Completed on December 2020
• Made with fine quality oil colors on linen canvas
• Stretched and ready to hang
• Varnished for protection and color clarity
• Signed by Zac
• Comes with a certificate of authenticity
• Packaged and shipped from Aegina, Greece.

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Artist's Inspiration

This winter, I've been noticing these flowers growing all over our property and around the island. I had never seen these before but I admire their unique design and how the nose of the flower faces downwards.

This painting is based on a photo I saw by Mourtzis Traditional Sweets, a favorite shop of mine here in Aegina. They sell a lot of organic and quality food products but most notable are their sweets made with pistachios grown here on the island.

The cyclamen flower represents maternal love for our ancestors. It feels almost like a divine intervention to see them growing in front of the ancient temple of Afaia.

"Vibrant purple flowers carpet the foreground, leading towards ancient ruins bathed in soft sunlight. The sky is a bright blue, adding a serene atmosphere to the scene."