Windowsill with Wild Carrot and Pelargonium

This intimate still life captures the quiet beauty of a windowsill arrangement, where dried wildflowers and everyday objects come together in a moment of domestic poetry. The painting features wilting wild carrot (Queen Anne's lace) and pelargonium stems in glass jars and containers, their once-fresh blooms now dried and fading. The artist has arranged these alongside what appears to be boxes and other household items, creating a scene that feels both carefully composed and genuinely lived-in. The loose, expressive brushwork and muted color palette give the painting a contemporary feel while honoring the tradition of still life painting. There's an honesty to the way these flowers are shown past their prime, brown and brittle rather than in full bloom. The translucent quality of the glass containers is rendered with confident strokes, and the overall composition has a gentle melancholy that speaks to the passage of time and the beauty found in everyday moments we might otherwise overlook.