

Two angular figures, rendered in faceted planes of ochre and bone, press into one another with the inevitability of a charged encounter—part embrace, part collision—where tenderness is sharpened into geometry. The crimson wings flare like a sudden surge of memory or desire, cutting through the mossy green field and turning the surrounding darkness into a stage for intimacy. Beneath them, a lattice of fractured, stained-glass shadows suggests a world broken into compartments, as if love must be assembled from shards and still insists on flight. The granular texture softens the hard edges, allowing the scene to vibrate between violence and devotion, certainty and dream.







