Tittle Tattle

Three women, seen from behind, form a quiet chorus of bodies and color—an intimate geometry of shoulders, waists, and braided hair that binds them into a single, shared rhythm. The mosaic-like brushwork breaks light into countless facets, letting jewel tones in their garments pulse against a radiant gold field that feels both celebratory and timeless. Their turned-away faces transform the scene into a meditation on interiority: companionship without spectacle, identity expressed through posture, pattern, and the tender proximity of presence. In the gentle sway of fabric and the warm halo of surrounding space, the work suggests a sanctuary where collective strength is carried softly, almost ceremonially.