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Peonies watercolor painting

In the swift passage of spring, peonies bloom. Today, I raced against their unfolding, brush in hand, capturing the swift emergence of petals in watercolor. This large canvas—a testament to the urgency of nature, where each moment of bloom is fleeting. The essence of spring, with its rapid blossoms, now paused in paint, a lasting echo of the season's swift beauty.





 
 
 

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Explore a diverse portfolio of work that moves between abstraction and observation. Each series examines layering, transparency, and the interplay of control and chance — qualities inherent to watercolor and multiple exposure photography alike.

From the monumental accumulations in Removal (2019) to the recent poem-guided abstract watercolors, the pieces reflect an ongoing investigation into presence, memory, and the unpredictable nature of materials.

Fleur Thesmar — Boston contemporary artist.

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