Pollination Triptych

Working / Heart Title: Pollination Triptych

Dimensions: 9' x 3' Total (274cm x 91cm)

Technique: Injection Technique

Pollination captures the essence of organic exchange and growth through a lively interplay of colour, texture, and movement. The composition is layered with luminous reds, fiery oranges, and bursts of fresh green that seem to diffuse and intermingle across a softly mottled background of pale blues, creams, and muted earth tones.

The painting feels atmospheric and alive, as if pigments have drifted, settled, and reacted like pollen carried on air currents. Areas of concentrated color—particularly the rich red and orange forms—suggest blooming centers or points of attraction, while the surrounding greens and lighter washes echo the natural environment that sustains and spreads life. Subtle speckling, feathered edges, and diffused transitions create a sense of depth and motion, mimicking the randomness and beauty of natural processes.

Rather than depicting a literal scene, the work leans into sensation and rhythm. The eye moves fluidly across the canvas, following trails of color that appear to expand, dissolve, and reconnect. The overall effect is both gentle and dynamic, reflecting the quiet yet vital act of pollination—an unseen exchange that fuels transformation, reproduction, and continuity in the natural world.