Dwarf Morning Glory

Tiny in scale yet bold and vivid, this petite palette-knife painting celebrates a dwarf morning glory. The cobalt-blue circular dial of petals unfurls as a radiant wheel, echoing the liquid surrealism of a Salvador Dalí clock. Set against a warm taupe atmosphere, a neighboring neon-pink flower emerges from the faintest apparition of a ceramic vase. This work belongs to Iris Scott’s growing series of woozy florals, paintings born from the final traces of color left upon her palette. Like wildflowers sprouting from forgotten spring mud, these compositions transform remnants into revelations, finding unexpected beauty in what might otherwise have been cast aside.