


A sinuous, golden trunk rises like a quiet flame against a slate-blue field, its rhythmic, stitched-like contours turning the tree into a conduit of lived time and patient endurance. Above, the canopy erupts into a particulate red—petal, ember, or confetti—spilling across the surface as though memory itself were fragmenting into color while still clinging to the branches. The shallow space and scattered marks in the ground plane create a suspended, almost theatrical stillness, suggesting a moment where vitality and transience coexist: blossoming at its most radiant, even as it begins to fall.