Painting: Flowers Market - But Bouquets Are Expensive - Fakes will Do: Pondering Inflationary Times

You look at this painting and you know right away it's a sharp critique of the Fed's Chairman, who long ago dared to dismiss inflation "as temporary." (!) I have a fondness for wildflowers, though I will occasionally, if regrettably, purchase, or indulge in, roses and tulips. But like everything else, their prices have skyrocketed. So, I've chosen to paint all flowers, be they dahlias or begonias (or whatever), in a certain light—they hardly resemble anything but chaos and irreverence, much like my feelings after checking their price tags. Let them live, the flowers. Disclaimer: This critique of the Fed encompasses philosophical, economic, aesthetic, and most other senses (deemed universal), and should be interpreted as such - gladly and unapologetically. No wonder the price of this painting may vary...