Flower Seller 6

A contemplative female profile leans into a hush of pale space, offering a small potted sprout as though presenting an intention rather than an object. Saturated cobalt and ochre anchor her body against a volatile ground of charcoal tracery and ember-like reds, where patterned fragments read as memory, textile, and lived history pressing in from the margins. The white lilies at right bloom like a luminous counterweight—part benediction, part elegy—so the composition becomes a quiet negotiation between nurture and transience, presence and the dissolving edges of thought.