Mixed Media Abstract Painting of Anatomical Lungs and Flora

This rectangular work is a contemporary mixed media piece featuring a textured and layered composition. The central imagery depicts two anatomical lungs rendered in soft pink and beige tones, which are intertwined and overgrown with cherry blossom-like floral branches in vibrant fuchsia and light pink. A series of swirling, dark green lines connects the two lungs, suggesting movement or connectivity. The central figures are framed by a high-relief, tactile border created with heavy impasto or perhaps seed-like additions (potentially sunflower seeds or similar biological material) painted in a gradient of gold and black. The background of the central window has a cream-colored, matte finish. The application of paint varies from delicate, thin lines in the center to extremely thick, sculptural textures around the perimeter. Condition appears stable with no visible cracks or loss in the heavy impasto, suggesting a recent date of creation. There are no immediate signs of a maker’s mark or signature on the front of the canvas. The craftsmanship is expressive and focuses on the intersection of human anatomy and the natural world, a common theme in modern surrealist or symbolic student-level art.