Treescape 110 (The White Tree)

A stark, chalk-white trunk rises like a quiet pillar through a field of incandescent red, anchoring the composition with an almost sacred stillness while the canopy erupts into a murmuring cosmos of blue-violet leaves. The artist’s tactile surface—scratched and built up—lets light catch on ridges and fissures, turning the tree into both presence and memory, something simultaneously growing and weathered. Suspended between the heat of the ground and the cool, nocturnal crown, the work reads as a meditation on resilience: life holding its poise amid intensity, branching into intricate abundance without surrendering its central calm.