“Blue Plum” is part of the “Contemporaries” collection.
The plum is a recurring and recognizable motif in the works of Petar Omčikus. The inspiration comes from the trees in the courtyard of the artist’s studio near Paris.
This motif was developed through Omčikus’ long-term observation of seasonal changes in nature.
Natural transformation—blooming, growth, and renewal—is translated into a personal visual language.
The painting reflects the artist’s emotional and almost ecstatic response to nature.
Omchikus described the blooming plum as a miracle, overwhelmed by its beauty and vitality.
The work conveys the movement, rhythm and explosive energy of spring.
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