The Staircase (Framed Blossoms)

A spare, architectural frame slices the turquoise field into measured intervals, its dark rails casting a quiet geometry over a riot of magenta blossoms that seem to press upward like memory reclaiming space. The painterly handling flattens depth into a lyrical pattern, yet the interplay of shadow and saturated color creates a gentle tension between containment and overflow. In this suspended threshold—part window, part balcony—the work becomes a meditation on how structure can both protect and estrange, while nature persists with intimate, ungovernable tenderness.