Untitled 13 (Wisteria Glow)

This work dissolves landscape into atmosphere, where a warm, ember-like sky presses downward and the greens rise in a trembling veil, as if the scene is being remembered rather than observed. The brushwork accumulates into a soft, vibrating mesh—part foliage, part light—so that trunks and branches read like fragile calligraphy holding the color-field in suspension. Suspended between radiance and blur, the composition suggests a threshold moment: nature not as botanical fact, but as a luminous state of mind where heat, growth, and quietude mingle.