Deconstructed portrait of a dahlia X – black and white by Marlika Art

(10/10) The 10th image in the series ‘Deconstructed Portrait of a Dahlia’ shows two sections of the dahlia that are roughly the same size. At first glance, one might think they are two different blooms, but in fact it is the same flower. It almost looks like a reflection, although it isn’t.
The image is designed to arouse curiosity and invite the viewer to take a closer look. It reveals the delicate structure of a dahlia with its many petals, arranged in almost perfectly circular patterns around the centre. Together, they form a lush bloom that symbolises strength, beauty, elegance and summer.
Dahlias are hardy and remain in full bloom for several weeks.
A modern, simple yet opulent motif. The black-and-white rendering gives it an elegant, clean and minimalist feel. This makes it suitable for many rooms, such as the dining room, bedroom or study.
The series plays with different close-ups and perspectives of a floral portrait, giving it many different facets.
Playful, elegant and opulent.

You can find more matching images from the series in my ‘Dahlias’ album

Related terms: flower, dahlia, nature, bloom, portrait, still life, minimalism, close-up, macro photography, petals, summer, elegance, beauty, strength, opulence, filigree, structure, architecture,
shapes, light, shadow, contrast, black and white, modern, modern art, abstract art, reflection.