‘Grow on me still’ carries the intensity and romanticism of impressionism and is an ode to parenthood, kinship and love. Flowers as tradition, as an acceptable response to loss and pain. Flowers symbolising the most temporal and temporary beauty. ‘Grow on me still’ carries the intensity and romanticism of impressionism and is an ode to parenthood, kinship and love. Flowers as tradition, as an acceptable response to loss and pain. Flowers symbolising the most temporal and temporary beauty. Ra Tack (they/them) is a Belgian painter living in Seyðisfjörður, Iceland. Tack’s work invites the viewer into a lush, timeless world that is at the same time familiar and fantastic - a utopia full of longing.