Untitled 3 (Red Green)

This work reads like a stained-glass thicket of petals, where a lattice of dark contours corrals embers of crimson into a pulsing, almost breathing field. Pockets of white and honeyed yellow flare as momentary clearings—glimpses of light trying to thread through density—while a quiet seep of green along the edge suggests renewal pressing against intensity. The overall rhythm is both ornamental and insistent, turning repetition into a meditation on abundance, heat, and the delicate order that holds emotional overflow in place.