Ice Cream in the Park

Our simplest experiences often carry a deeper significance we don’t immediately recognise. While finalising ‘Ice Cream in the Park’, I realized that fragments of my recent life had found their way into the piece, the omnipresent green of Warsaw, a day spent wandering through art stores, and a strawberry pink ice cream.

This painting encapsulates personal memories, yet its irregularities invite you to find your own reflections within it. That’s the beauty of an abstract piece, it speaks uniquely to each of us.

Layered with green and accented by strong pink, white, and black, the painting forms a textured surface that feels both time-worn and fresh. The colors and marks emerge naturally, like memories, partially faded but still vivid in certain moments.

The title contrasts with the abstract forms, encouraging us to revisit moments of simple joy and reminding us that such fleeting experiences often resonate most deeply.

‘Ice Cream in the Park’ is available for purchase, with free international delivery, including the palette I used to mix the colors for this piece.