Untitled 13 (Colorful Harmony)

This whimsical avian tableau stages color as both plumage and philosophy: fan-like wings unfurl in deliberate arcs, turning the birds into living ornaments that mediate between earth’s warm ochres and a sky of sun-washed gold. The vertical green striping behind them imposes a calm, almost architectural rhythm, against which the curved bodies and petals pulse with playful defiance, like music improvising over a steady beat. Flowers rise on slender stems as ceremonial companions, suggesting a garden that is less botanical than symbolic—a sanctuary where nature is reordered into pattern, celebration, and quiet protection. In its stylized clarity, the work speaks to the joy of design itself, where innocence and sophistication meet in a carefully balanced, folk-inflected harmony.