C'Est Ne Pas Une Guitare

Charcoal, oil, oil pastel on wood.

24x48x1.25"

A stylized guitar leans gently against a surface, its warm ochre and amber tones resonating like a held breath. Rendered with bold outlines and expressive brushwork, the instrument anchors the composition with quiet gravity. To its left, a potted plant unfurls broad green leaves—lush, reaching, alive. The pot rests on a wooden floor, while a saturated blue backdrop evokes depth and stillness.
The juxtaposition of the guitar and plant suggests a dialogue between cultivated sound and organic growth. The painting hums with Darren B. Singer’s signature rhythm: a fusion of classical structure and raw, emotive gesture. Here, nature is not passive—it listens, responds, and coexists. The work invites viewers into a space where music and biology share breath, where brushstrokes become both pulse and echo.