

A garden of lotus-like blossoms rises through a luminous, watery field, where veils of turquoise and green are rubbed and layered until the surface feels like memory sedimented into color. The composition drifts without a single horizon, letting stems and petals float in and out of focus as if the viewer is looking through mist, time, or a reflective pool. Small, quiet birds punctuate the floral cadence, turning ornament into narrative—suggesting refuge, tenderness, and the fragile persistence of life amid a softly eroding world. What begins as decorative abundance becomes a meditation on renewal: beauty not as a fixed image, but as an ongoing, breathing emergence.