Letters from Bangkok is a vibrant oil painting that centers on two large hibiscus flowers rendered in bold red-orange hues. The hibiscus, often associated with delicate beauty and fleeting moments, here takes on an added layer of meaning as a symbol of love and heartfelt connection. The petals are thoughtfully layered with subtle patterns of roses and intertwined with cursive script, suggesting the intimate nature of personal correspondence and the emotional depth carried in love letters. Surrounding the flowers, lush green stems and leaves provide a natural contrast that grounds the composition and emphasizes the vibrancy of the blooms.

Set against a muted beige background, the piece incorporates abstract touches in warm oranges and earthy browns, lending a sense of warmth and nostalgia. Ornamental flourishes in black, placed at the corners, elegantly frame the painting, enhancing its balance and inviting the viewer to explore the intricate details. This interplay of natural floral imagery and delicate textual elements creates a rich visual dialogue about communication, affection, and the bittersweet beauty found in memories of love conveyed across distance.