Untitled 2 (Entwined)

Two stylized profiles coil into a single, serpentine body, their ribboned necks binding and unbinding like braided currents of thought, desire, and dependence. The cool green and warm rose faces—each marked by an alert, solitary eye—hold a tense dialogue across the painting, while the branching bouquet that springs from the shared spine reads as a fragile flowering of connection born from constraint. Against a tessellated field of muted squares, the figure’s elegant curve becomes a quiet revolt against rigidity, suggesting intimacy as both tether and transformation—something that wraps, wounds, and still manages to grow.