Furious Flowers is a provocative and emotionally charged painting that explores the complex relationship between loss and the gestures we make in response to grief.When I reflect on the common practice of sending flowers after someone has passed, I am struck by the irony of taking something vibrant and alive, cutting it from its source, and presenting it as a gesture of comfort.This piece captures my conflicting feelings towards this tradition, as it symbolizes how society offers beauty in the face of sorrow, yet comes at the cost of life.The bold colors and dynamic forms in Furious Flowers convey a sense of anger and frustration, questioning the efficacy and sincerity of such offerings in moments of profound loss.Through this artwork, I challenge viewers to reflect on the meaning of support in grief and encourage a deeper understanding of the complexities of love, loss, and the ways we attempt to comfort one another.