In his artistic journey, Frank Spring eagerly absorbed the diverse expressions of fellow creators during his global travels and within the vibrant art scene of New York City. Among the myriad styles that captivated him was the work of E. A. Seguy, which resonated deeply with Frank’s background in graphic design and industrial theater. It was within this rich tapestry of influences that “Les Saisons (After Seguy)” came to life in 2003.

In this piece, Frank embarked on a quest to harmonize the soft, organic beauty of nature with the structured order demanded by artistic composition. Drawing inspiration from Seguy’s meticulous approach, Frank sought to master the delicate balance between nature’s abundant textures and the artist’s quest for spatial harmony. “Les Saisons (After Seguy)” marked the early stages of Frank’s exploration into reinterpreting the natural world, setting the stage for his later masterpieces, such as “Bee’s Bounty” which would emerge two decades later.

Through “Les Saisons (After Seguy)” Frank’s artistic evolution unfolds before our eyes, showcasing his unwavering dedication to capturing the essence of the natural world while pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. Each brush stroke serves as a testament to Frank’s ongoing quest for beauty, order, and meaning in the ever-changing tapestry of life.