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Kristen Gautier-Downes, environmental degradation, flowers, dying flowers
Timeless Degradation, # 1
Oil on stretched canvas
36”x18”
2010
Kristen Gautier-Downes, environmental degradation, flowers, dying flowers
Timeless Degradation, #2
Oil on stretched canvas
36”x18”
2010
Kristen Gautier-Downes, environmental degradation, flowers, dying flowers
Timeless Degradation, #3
Oil on stretched canvas
2 panels, each 30"x30"
2010
Kristen Gautier-Downes, environmental degradation, flowers, dying flowers
Timeless Degradation, #4
Oil on stretched canvas
2 panels, each 36"x36"
2010
Timeless Degradation, #5
Timeless Degradation, #5
Acrylic on canvas
30"x15"
2019
Timeless Degradation, #6
Timeless Degradation, #6
Acrylic on canvas
2 canvases each 20"x20"
2019
Timeless Degradation, #7
Timeless Degradation, #7
Acrylic on canvas
4 canvases each 12"x12"
2019
Timeless Degradation, #8
Timeless Degradation, #8
Acrylic on canvas
2 12"x16"
2019
Timeless Degradation, #9
Timeless Degradation, #9
Acrylic on canvas
16" x 40"
2019
Timeless Degradation, #10
Timeless Degradation, #10
Acrylic on watercolor paper
11in x 16in
2026
$250
Timeless Degradation, #11
Timeless Degradation, #11
Acrylic on watercolor paper
11in x16in
2026
$250

Flowers embody how nature cycles undisrupted. They interest me because they are seemingly fleeting and yet beautiful as they age. They have both the power to visually express time passing and the inevitability of change.