Wildflowers

In Wildflowers, Evgeny Tcherneshoff reflects on the cycle of life through a simple, repeated motif — flowers in a glass jar. Presented as a triptych, the work moves from budding to bloom and finally to decline. The restrained composition removes unnecessary detail, allowing the forms to function as symbols rather than still life. The jar becomes a quiet stage for the passage of time, while the flowers embody change, fragility, and continuity.