Spring (Springtime Serenade)

This pastoral tableau is stitched together like a remembered countryside, where patchwork fields recede in gentle bands and turn agriculture into a quiet geometry of belonging. A peacock perched in the flowering tree becomes a jeweled sentinel—an emblem of watchful beauty—while deer and grazing cattle anchor the scene in a calm, cyclical time that feels older than narrative. The sky’s looping, embroidered currents and the river’s patterned surface flatten depth into ornament, suggesting that nature here is not merely observed but carefully tended, curated, and cherished. Lotus blooms rise from the water like meditative punctuations, offering a soft spiritual counterpoint to the industrious order of the land.