Seasons 131

A luminous core of pale yellow and milk-white seems to breathe through a storm of teal and violet, as if the painting were capturing the instant when inner clarity tries to surface from emotional weather. Sinuous, dark lines fissure the space like veins or cracked glass, turning the canvas into a living membrane where energy travels, hesitates, and reroutes. Across this charged ground, ember-orange petals flicker in thick, gestural strokes—small insistences of life that refuse to be subdued—suggesting renewal not as serenity, but as persistence amid fracture. The work reads like a topography of feeling: turbulent, tactile, and ultimately lit from within.