The term "cannibal flower" conjures an unnatural reversal—nature consuming itself. In this painting, Canman explores the way humanity exploits, extracts, and ultimately cannibalizes the natural world for profit, power, and progress. The flower, often a symbol of life, beauty, and regeneration, becomes a vicious entity turned inward—a mirror to our own self-destructive tendencies. Printed on 100% cotton hot press papers with archival inks. 8” x 10” with white borders for easy framing.
The term "cannibal flower" conjures an unnatural reversal—nature consuming itself. In this painting, Canman explores the way humanity exploits, extracts, and ultimately cannibalizes the natural world for profit, power, and progress. The flower, often a symbol of life, beauty, and regeneration, becomes a vicious entity turned inward—a mirror to our own self-destructive tendencies. Printed on 100% cotton hot press papers with archival inks. 8” x 10” with white borders for easy framing.
