Tranquility 1 (Tranquil Sunset)

A slanted green plane cuts the picture like a quiet threshold, while a burnished red sun hovers above it—less a celestial body than a concentrated pulse of memory. Soft, granular atmospherics dissolve the sky into ochres and pale blues, and the faint silhouettes along the horizon read as both distant trees and the ghost of a city, suspended between nature and habitation. Thin vertical streaks—suggesting rain, scratches, or time-marks—introduce a hushed tension, as if the landscape is being gently measured, eroded, and renewed in the same breath. The work ultimately feels like a meditation on endurance: warmth held against uncertainty, and the fragile persistence of place under shifting weather and perception.