Emperor’s Fairy Tale Forest | Chrysanthemum floral
Acrylic, Gilding on Linen
63x118in
$38,020
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Elise Eekhout
Netherlands
Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Wax on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 7.9x7.9in
About this artwork
I was inspired by the history and symbolism of the Chrysanthemum flowers. The first chrysanthemums were cultivated in China centuries ago. It has appeared in ancient Chinese writings as early as 15th century BC and was used as an herbal remedy. Its boiled roots were believed to provide headache relief, and the sprouts and petals were eaten in salads. The Chinese city of Chu-Hsien was named after the chrysanthemum and literally means “Chrysanthemum…
City.” From China, the chrysanthemum made its way over to Japan.
The artwork is made with bees wax and pigments on a wooden panel. The artwork was exhibited in Bologna, Italy. This artwork was on show in Flower Art Museum (Netherlands) during the summer of 2024.
The artwork is made with bees wax and pigments on a wooden panel. The artwork was exhibited in Bologna, Italy. This artwork was on show in Flower Art Museum (Netherlands) during the summer of 2024.
Elise Eekhout
Netherlands
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« When you read, you travel to all kinds of places. I try to capture them on canvas. »
Elise Eekhout is a visual artist working at the intersection of painting and graphic design. Her practice explores the language of light, texture, and text. Letters fascinate her not only as carriers of meaning but also as abstract forms — beautiful shapes that dissolve the moment we begin to read them.
By combining traditional techniques with contemporary materials such as gold and silver leaf, she creates layered works that shift with light and perspective. Depending on where the viewer stands, words emerge or vanish, landscapes solidify or dissolve. Her paintings therefore never remain static: they are living surfaces, changing with time, movement, and light.
Recurring themes in her work are memory, transformation, and our relationship with nature. From abstract landscapes to text-based compositions, she seeks to evoke both wonder and reflection. Her art connects the fragility of human stories with the enduring rhythms of the earth, offering viewers a space for contemplation.
By combining traditional techniques with contemporary materials such as gold and silver leaf, she creates layered works that shift with light and perspective. Depending on where the viewer stands, words emerge or vanish, landscapes solidify or dissolve. Her paintings therefore never remain static: they are living surfaces, changing with time, movement, and light.
Recurring themes in her work are memory, transformation, and our relationship with nature. From abstract landscapes to text-based compositions, she seeks to evoke both wonder and reflection. Her art connects the fragility of human stories with the enduring rhythms of the earth, offering viewers a space for contemplation.
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Chrysanthemum 01 | Encaustic Art
$970
