Untitled 123 (Tea Time Under the Tree)

This whimsical tableau stages a quiet negotiation between nature’s deep-rooted memory and the constructed rituals of domestic life: a monumental tree anchors the scene while two chairs and tethered, teapot-like forms suggest conversation, hospitality, and constraint. Electric blues and stippled whites drift like breath or water through the composition, softening boundaries and turning the space into a porous dream where objects feel half-biological, half-invented. At the center, the rose-hued cat becomes an enigmatic witness—both guardian and captive—its presence lending the work a tender unease, as if intimacy is held together by fragile threads. The exposed roots below counterbalance the playful canopy above, reminding us that beneath surface conviviality lies an older, entangled system of dependence.