Ash Spewing From Indonesia's Mount Sinabung Created This Beautiful Meditative Flower

Indonesia's Mount Sinabung erupted three more times on Wednesday, sending ash thousands of feet into the air.

About 6,000 residents within a two-mile radius are staying in temporary shelters as ash and sand rains on their homes and plantations.

An aesthetic byproduct of Sinabung's eruptions is this photo by Roni Bintang showing a hibiscus flower on an ash-covered plant in nearby Mardingding village:

The red flower against the grayed backdrop of ashes is reminiscent of Salvidor Dali's "Meditative Rose."

Mount Sinabung is still active, and began spewing lava this week.