



This composition fractures the world into prismatic planes, where bouquets of roses—rendered in saturated blues, vermilions, and electric greens—hover like emotional anchors amid a field of angular shadows. The faceted geometry behaves like a kaleidoscope of urban light, compressing depth and time so that each petal becomes a signal flare against the cool, metallic grays. By staging organic abundance within a hard-edged, almost architectural grid, the work meditates on tenderness under pressure—beauty not as softness, but as a resilient presence carved out of fracture and glare.







