Gazaf Vriksh (Three Trees with Birds)

Against a field of ochre that reads like late-afternoon light held in suspension, three stark trunks rise as solemn pillars, their branches interlacing into a calligraphic lattice that both shelters and entangles the eye. A taut wire of small birds—bright, toy-like sparks of coral and turquoise—cuts horizontally through the vertical forest, proposing a delicate community line amid the heavier gravity of bark and shadow. The painting balances constraint and freedom: nature rendered as pattern and structure, yet animated by perched life that suggests conversation, pause, and shared resilience within a quiet, ordered world.