Horse 3

This abstract composition unfurls like a weather system of feeling—teal and citron currents colliding, dissolving, and re-forming into a luminous, breathing terrain. Soft-edged forms and misted transitions deny hard boundaries, suggesting that identity here is not fixed but perpetually negotiated through proximity and drift. The brightest yellows read as sudden clarity or impulse, while the milky whites act as veils of pause, creating a gentle tension between revelation and retreat. In its suspended motion, the work becomes a meditation on transformation: how light can be both warmth and rupture, and how harmony is often born from turbulence.