Untitled 2 (Birds in Bloom)

A thicket of sinuous, elephantine trunks rises like a living architecture, their cool greys quietly anchoring the composition while a sudden efflorescence of crimson blossoms spills across every curve. The birds—jewel-bright and various—punctuate this branching labyrinth as fleeting notes of song, turning negative space into atmosphere and suggesting a sanctuary where motion and stillness negotiate the same breath. By pairing weighty, wrinkled mass with delicate petals and quick wings, the work becomes an allegory of resilience: tenderness not as fragility, but as the radiant force that colonizes even the most imposing forms.