Ne Obliviscarus, LARGE Playing once more with floral

Playing once more with floral symbolism and calling up Everett’s experience with folk herbalism

This mini print measures 8”x8” inches square and comes with the write up above on a separate paper

This print measures 5”x7” and comes with an artist write up containing the meaning and significance of each object in the painting

Inspired by the artists life with autism

first impressions

Ne Obliviscarus, LARGE Playing once more with floralPoppies, rhododendron, amaranth, teeth, and a cougar skull. Poppies and rhododendron symbolize sleep and death, while amaranth indicates a meaning of wealth and love. This piece came about as the first in the series when Everett was faced with the challenges of becoming an artist. They soon realized that the time would pass whether they pursued their dream or not, and that no matter how impoverished or wealthy, they would die just like anybody else.