A loose, painterly bouquet of hydrangeas and peonies in cream, rose, and rust fills a clear glass vase, its stems visible through the water. A small blue-and-white ceramic pot sits alongside, with a few fallen petals and a leaf scattered across the pale tabletop. Pavel Filin builds the flowers with confident, thick strokes against a soft blue-grey ground, an original oil painting whose warm blooms glow against the cool light.