"Glasgow Green Orchard Blossom" print, signed by the artist.
This piece reimagines Van Gogh’s Orchard in Blossom (1888) within the iconic setting of Glasgow Green and the McLennan Arch, Glasgow’s own Arc de Triomphe.
Van Gogh’s delicate, blooming orchard is brought to life, framing the grandeur of the McLennan Arch. The soft pastel tones of the blossoms compliment the elegant lines of the arch, creating a striking harmony between nature and architecture.
This artwork bridges Van Gogh’s timeless celebration of spring with Glasgow’s cultural and historical essence, offering a fresh perspective on both. Each brushstroke captures the vibrant energy of the city’s cherished green space, reinterpreted through the eyes of one of history’s greatest painters.
Inspired by Van Gogh's "The Church in Auvers-sur-Oise" (1890), this painting reimagines the Transport Museum with his signature violet hues and cobalt sky.
Mirroring the shapes and structures of the museum, I blend old architectural elements with the new, capturing the vibrant essence and emotive brushstrokes of Van Gogh in a contemporary setting.