"Last Light" Sunflower Print

Meet the sunflower who peaked in high school. Once the star of the garden—tall, golden, radiant—it now slouches like it missed its morning espresso. Captured in moody black and white (because color was just too cheerful), this image shows a dramatic descent into floral retirement. Each petal curls inward as if it's had enough of social interaction, and the creased leaves scream “I’ve seen things.”

With natural light, this piece whispers themes of impermanence, elegant decay, and the strangely comforting truth that everything fades—especially houseplants. Ideal for those who appreciate their art with a touch of melancholy.

11"x 14" with white mat

6 11/16" x 10 1/16" exposed print