holzer jardin fredyholzer por fredy holzer Por Flickr: Botanical Stratigraphy Holzer This painting does not depict a garden. It excavates one. Every flower is the visible surface of countless forgotten blooms buried beneath it. Each petal becomes a temporal deposit, preserving traces of previous springs that never disappeared, but instead settled into the memory of matter. In this work, nature is no longer understood as a fleeting season. It becomes a stratified archive where growth, decay, renewal, and permanence coexist within the same pictorial terrain. The garden is not a place. It is a geological profile of life itself. This marks a new direction within my Stratigraphic Expressionism. If previous works explored the archaeology of consciousness and the sedimentation of human history, this series turns toward the vegetal world. It proposes that time does not erase life. It accumulates it. Every blossom contains the invisible memory of all those that came before. The painting therefore represents neither a flower nor a landscape, but the material persistence of living time. Fredy Holzer