Sunflowers Vol. 2
A study of repetition and evolution
through six mixed media sunflower paintings.
Sunflowers Vol. 2
The collection unfolds across six paintings—each one building on the last.
Part of Sunflowers Vol. 2, a collection exploring repetition, process, and subtle shifts in form.
Each piece builds on the last, capturing a different moment within the same subject.
•Original mixed media painting
•11 x 14 in.
•Acrylic, paper, and layered materials on canvas
•Black floater frame
•Ready to hang
Each piece stands on its own or can be displayed as part of a larger grouping.
Shipping included within the U.S.
For international shipping, please inquire.
Part of Sunflowers Vol. 2, a collection exploring repetition, process, and subtle shifts in form.
Each piece builds on the last, capturing a different moment within the same subject.
•Original mixed media painting
•11 x 14 in. (framed)
•Acrylic, paper, and layered materials on canvas
•Black floater frame
•Ready to hang
Each piece stands on its own or can be displayed as part of a larger grouping.
Shipping included within the U.S.
For international shipping, please inquire.
Part of Sunflowers Vol. 2, a collection exploring repetition, process, and subtle shifts in form.
Each piece builds on the last, capturing a different moment within the same subject.
•Original mixed media painting
•11 x 14 in. (framed)
•Acrylic, paper, and layered materials on canvas
•Black floater frame
•Ready to hang
Each piece stands on its own or can be displayed as part of a larger grouping.
Shipping included within the U.S.
For international shipping, please inquire.
This collection was created across two very different seasons—first in long studio sessions, then in quiet, in-between moments at my dining table.
The work changed as I did.
CONTEMPORARY MIXED MEDIA PAINTINGS
Ashley Lindemann is a mixed media artist based in Montana, creating collection-based work that explores transformation, repetition, and restraint.
She creates textured paintings using acrylic and found materials. Layers that hold memory, change, and time.
The work is about quiet transformation and the beauty of staying with something long enough to see it differently.
