Colours Of Life 116

A submerged field of blues and viridian greens unfurls like memory seen through water, where translucent washes create a slow, tidal depth and the eye drifts without a fixed horizon. Scattered violet and citron punctuations read as pollen, spores, or distant lights—small insistences of life suspended in an enveloping quiet. Calligraphic loops and faint, ghosted forms hover at the edges of legibility, suggesting growth and erasure at once, as if the painting is recording nature not as depiction but as residue. The work holds a contemplative tension between dissolution and emergence, inviting a meditative surrender to its fluid, internal weather.