Untitled 6 (The Flight of Love)

Two monumental faces, rendered in tessellated color and softened edges, lean toward one another as if sharing a single inward breath, their half-lidded gazes holding a quiet gravity. Against the warm, earthen reds, the doves flare into white and pale gold—living punctuation marks that turn the scene into an allegory of tenderness held on the verge of release. The hands cradle one bird while others rise, creating a gentle tension between possession and freedom, suggesting that intimacy is not conquest but an ethics of care. The stippled surface and flattened planes fuse the figures and ground into a unified field, making the act of letting go feel both intimate and ceremonial.