A young girl wanders through a field of poppies, bathed in warm sunlight and a glowing red haze. She seems suspended between memory and the present, where the landscape becomes more than a place, it becomes a feeling.
Poppies have long symbolised remembrance. In Flanders, they bloomed across battlefields after the First World War, forever linking their fragile beauty with memory, loss, and hope. Echoes of In Flanders Fields linger quietly beneath the surface, adding another layer to the painting without disturbing its peaceful stillness.
Between Poppies is not about war itself, but about what endures: innocence, resilience, and the quiet power of remembering. It invites the viewer to slow down, to wander, and to discover how beauty can continue to bloom, even where history has left its mark.
