Sam Rachamin is a contemporary painter who has exhibited in several galleries around the world. His paintings are part of public and private collections in the United States, France, the United Kingdom, and Israel. After being featured in the NY Times, Le Parisian, and several other local newspapers, Sam's work remains humble, honest, and direct. Rachamin values the importance of classical art and the beautiful aesthetics of the great masters. Many of his paintings draw inspiration from art history but depict modern and contemporary life. This is a unique hybrid painting that employs mixed techniques. "I believe that for a painting to be successful, the artist must be overwhelmed by a visual experience of beauty and wonder. I wanted to commemorate and celebrate what I saw by transcending it through a painting." More information at https://www.samrachamin.com/about In my painting, a bouquet of vibrant flowers graces a white and blue vase, resting elegantly on a wooden table against a backdrop of soft grey. As time unfurled, the delicate pink petals gently descended from the blooms, scattering onto the table surface like whispers of fleeting beauty. Each brushstroke captured the transient nature of life, where even the most exquisite moments eventually surrender to the passage of time.