



This work distills a single tree into a charged encounter between structure and radiance, where the trunk’s inky, calligraphic mass anchors the canvas like a memory that refuses to fade. Around it, a conflagration of saffron and ember foliage pulses against an acid-green ground, turning autumn into a kind of ecstatic illumination rather than decline. The web of branches—restless, scribbled, almost nervous—suggests time’s quickening, as if growth and shedding occur in the same breath, leaving the viewer suspended between abundance and impermanence.







