Wildflowers crowd the lower half of the canvas, their petals built up in thick, sculpted dabs of paint. Rust red, burnt orange, ochre, dusty pink and creamy white blooms stand on thin dark stems among a scatter of leaves.

Above them the background is a smoky, brushed grey-blue that fades into near-black at the edges. The muted ground makes the warm petals glow, and the palette-knife texture gives the whole field a tactile, painterly depth.