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Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 2)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 3)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 4)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 5)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 6)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 7)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 8)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 9)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 10)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 11)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 12)

Roof Garden by Dominic Virtosu: original work, 130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019 (view 13)

Roof Garden

130x100cm / 51.18x39.3 in, oil on canvas, 2019

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Roof Garden explores the state of creative focus that comes from sustained observation. Thick layers of paint turn the canvas into a dense, tactile gathering of shapes.

The painting began with a substantial green-and-yellow gradient. Dabs of colour were added, left to dry, then revisited as the artist returned to observe the plants and their surroundings.

The garden's poetry emerges through this repeated attention: a fleeting moment made present by looking.