Inside the Pomegranate
A whole pomegranate and two opened sections stretch across a white field, revealing clustered seeds, pale membranes, and deep crimson rind. Transparent watercolor washes pool and feather through red, pink, orange, and violet, while fine dark contours sharpen the fruit’s intricate structure. Scattered droplets keep the still life airy and lively, well suited to a dining room or kitchen.
Mariia Semko
I am a multidisciplinary artist of Ukrainian origin, exploring botanical forms through various styles, techniques, and mediums. My work spans watercolor, painting, illustration, and tattooing, drawing inspiration from the beauty and diversity of nature, the flowing aesthetics of Art Nouveau, and decorative ornamentation. Through my practice, I reinterpret organic forms, exploring the balance between natural structures and artistic expression.
I am a multidisciplinary artist of Ukrainian origin, exploring botanical forms through various styles, techniques, and mediums. My work spans watercolor, painting, illustration, and tattooing, drawing inspiration from the beauty and diversity of nature, the flowing aesthetics of Art Nouveau, and decorative ornamentation. Through my practice, I reinterpret organic forms, exploring the balance between natural structures and artistic expression.
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