Wild About The Flowers
Simon GogginSimon Goggin approaches the natural world with a raw, kinetic energy that prioritizes the unruly spirit of a garden over mere botanical accuracy. This piece presents a dense, vertical thicket of growth where every petal and stem feels charged with a restless, living pulse.

Wild About The Flowers
Simon Goggin approaches the natural world with a raw, kinetic energy that prioritizes the unruly spirit of a garden over mere botanical accuracy. This piece presents a dense, vertical thicket of growth where every petal and stem feels charged with a restless, living pulse.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
The Unruly Pulse of a Garden in Bloom
In this portrait-oriented composition, Goggin explores the chaotic beauty of a floral landscape. The verticality of the frame emphasizes the upward reach of the plants, creating a sense of immersion within a private, overgrown corner of the earth. Rather than a static arrangement, the work suggests a moment of wild, uncontained blooming where the boundaries between individual flowers blur into a singular, vibrant texture.
The artist uses a layered approach to build depth, inviting the eye to wander through the tangled stems and varied shapes. The focus remains on the tactile quality of the flora, capturing the specific, messy vitality of nature left to its own devices. It is an honest look at the garden as a place of constant movement and organic complexity.
The portrait orientation focuses the viewer's attention on the closeness of the subjects, heightening the sense of a private world.
The inclusion of citrus and terrace plants grounds the architectural view in the organic textures of the natural world.
This photograph explores the tactile quality of the iris, from its ruffled edges to its soft, light-catching surfaces.
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