(Part of the “Late to the Garden” Series)
The second print in the Late to the Garden series continues the exploration of nature’s quiet resilience and the poetry of stillness. Inspired by an afternoon at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, this piece captures that moment when sunlight filters through layers of leaves, revealing bursts of color hidden within the green.
Late to the Garden 02 brings together bold coral petals and soft amber hues framed by deep, living greens, a visual reminder of how life persists even in fleeting moments. The composition blends digital abstraction with organic form, evoking the feeling of standing between growth and memory.
Serene yet vibrant, this work anchors the series with its balance of structure and spontaneity, making it an elegant centerpiece for both modern and nature-inspired interiors.
Late to the Garden 02
Material: Polypropylene Resin
Medium: Print
Available Sizes: 16×16”, 22×22”
Edition: Limited to 50, signed and numbered by the artist
Series: Part of Late to the Garden (Prints 01–03)
Note: Frame not includedAlyn (Panik) creates art that fuses bold color, abstract form, and deep cultural symbolism. Rooted in Haitian history, spirituality, and lived experience, his paintings weave together layers of contrast and expressive imagery to tell stories and spark reflection. Through themes of geometric abstraction, vèvè, urban landscapes, and energetic movement, Alyn bridges heritage and contemporary expression. The result is a body of work that feels both personal and universal, visually striking, emotionally resonant, and grounded in cultural identity.
