"A lemon tree in Sicily"; "Tulips"; "Lavender Fields" Set

"Tulips, A Lemon Tree in Sicily, and Lavender Fields" – these aren't just pieces; they're little time capsules, each containing a snippet of my journey through the places that left an indelible mark on my soul.

Let's kick off with the Tulips, a token from Greece, where my New Year's Eve plans imploded thanks to London shutting down amid a COVID spike. These vibrant blossoms were my gesture of gratitude for friends who opened their doors when the world shut down.

Next up, the Lavender Fields, a picturesque tableau etched in my memory from a drive to Marseilles during the summer. Picture this: endless fields of purple, the air saturated with the sweet fragrance of lavender in full bloom. It's a postcard-perfect moment frozen in time.

And then there's the Lemon Tree, a symbol of my solo sojourns through southern Italy. As I painted and left traces of art for my Airbnb hosts, the lemon tree became my muse. It's more than just a piece; it's a testament to the artful solitude that southern Italy gifted me.

These pieces, with their simplicity, echo the quiet serenity of those moments. They're not just strokes on canvas; they're snippets of joy and beauty, each a tiny celebration of life's small, exquisite pleasures. Together, they form a gallery of memories, a visual symphony of gratitude, and a reminder that in the simplest moments, we find the most profound beauty. Cheers to the art of simplicity, to the joy in small gestures, and to the memories that unfold in the quiet corners of our travels.