Mid Night

A burnished horizon of saffron and ember dissolves into a band of luminous yellow-green, as if the landscape is being remembered rather than observed. Beneath this radiant seam, darker crimson and violet masses gather like submerged terrain, their soft edges and scraped textures suggesting both erosion and revelation. The composition holds a quiet tension between heat and hush—an afterglow that feels at once consoling and unstable—inviting the viewer to inhabit the threshold where day becomes memory and distance turns inward.