Description
A woman stands beneath an extraordinary crown of flowers and wild greenery in One Wild and Precious Life. Roses and loose botanical forms spill outward and upward. Soft creams and greens are layered with pink, coral, turquoise, and gold in expressive palette-knife texture.
The title is inspired by Mary Oliver’s poem The Summer Day and its enduring question about what we will do with our “one wild and precious life.” The painting holds that question without trying to answer it—a celebration of beauty, possibility, and the life that is ours to notice and live
About the Print
Printed in Denise Hopkins’s studio on 100% cotton, acid-free archival paper using pigment-based inks. Each paper giclée is hand signed by the artist and includes foam-core backing and a clear protective sleeve, ready to place in a standard frame of the same size.



