"Rising from the Ashes" Reproduction

American Kestrel Fire Poppy Bekah Zeimetz Eugene Oregon Bird Artist.jpg
American Kestrel Fire Poppy Bekah Zeimetz Eugene Oregon Bird Artist.jpg

"Rising from the Ashes" Reproduction

from $30.00

This piece explores the duality of strength and fragility, harsh and soft, man-made and natural, death and life. Fire poppies must be germinated by fire in order to grow, so they are fairly rare. They only bloom for a short period of time and then wait patiently for the next fire. The fire poppy balances such a fragile existence (needing such specific circumstances to even exist at all) with the ability to thrive from fire. I juxtaposed the paper-y flower against a rusting barbed wire fence. Barbed wire feels harsh and man-made, but in this image, it’s beginning to decompose and be overtaken by nature. Perhaps what we think of as strength is only relative. And… perhaps, sometimes things must burn down to make space for growth.

The Details

  • Unframed 8x10” or 16x20” including an ½” white border to make matting and framing your new artwork a breeze

  • Printed on smooth matte paper to preserve every detail and mirror the quality of an original at a fraction of the price

  • Giclee archival grade prints to last you for years to come

  • 8x10" is open edition and 16x20" is a limited edition of 250 and hand signed by the artist

  • If selected, framed print comes beautifully framed in a USA-made, solid wood Maple frame*

    *Please allow 1-2 week lead time for framed prints

Species featured: American Kestrel, Fire Poppy

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