Lilies typically represent death for many people – they are used at funerals and at memorials and remembrance events, but having this powerful photo of a lily displayed as wall art in your home will remind you to not judge individuals on their group’s traits and not to pass judgment before you have considered the whole picture.

In the case of a piece of wall art, the ‘whole picture’ is whatever you imagine is going on outside of the frame, and whatever was happening to the lily captured in this photo at the moment that the flash went off, can transport you out of your world into wherever you need to be.

The lily captured in this wall art photo is so crisp and clear in its colour and texture that you could almost imagine you are looking through a window into its world, rather than through an art frame. You can see the perfectly formed rain drops which have just passed, and while rain is drenching and demeaning, beating down and washing you out, this little lily can sense the accompanying rays of sunlight, welcomed after the downpour.

Hang this piece of wall art somewhere in your home where you will have a chance to admire it, be absorbed in it, and remember the story this flower has to tell. Even though it has been drenched in the rain storm, before the droplets can even dry on its petals it is reaching for the sun, appreciating that it had to withstand the rain to be nourished by it, and now it can relax and bask in the afterglow of the sun knowing that it is still there, still surviving.

So while lilies once represented an ending in death, this photo of a lily makes an aesthetic statement in wall art, as well as one which can enrich your day.