He said it's a result of the too little time he has to capture his visions on canvas. I tend to work fast. His latest gallery pays tribute to flowers. People tend to use them, he said, to celebrate important events in their lives. By painting them, Weast wanted to experience their magnificence.
Sunflowers repeatedly appear as burnt yellows and stained oranges that evince a natural warmth.
Much like Weast. reading in the garden looking at her father Perhaps, one of Weast's most precious and subtilely thought-provoking subjects are his daughters. Each of them appears in two of his paintings, Reading in the Garden and Looking at Her Father . In Reading , his youngest daughter allows you to quietly watch her simply reading a book in the garden. His older daughter, in her teens, stills you with a simple stare in Looking , that might also be a glance of stern defiance. His daughters have been his painting subjects since they were children.