Birds 2 (Diptych)

Set against a tessellated field of cool turquoise that reads like water, scale, or weathered stone, the paired panels stage an intimate choreography of birds suspended between motion and stillness. The soft circular halos behind each grouping function like quiet apertures of light, isolating the figures as if memory has briefly clarified them from the surrounding current. Across the seam, the left pair feels tentative and aligned, while the right cluster tightens into a protective, communal knot—suggesting migration, kinship, and the instinct to gather when the world becomes vast. The restrained palette and graphic, ink-like rendering lend the scene a meditative hush, where absence of horizon becomes a metaphor for drift, resilience, and belonging.