Untitled 13 (Woman with Lotus and Bird)

Against a velvety ultramarine void, two entwined figures—rendered in densely webbed linework—compress into a single, weight-bearing silhouette, as if intimacy and obligation have become the same posture. The oversized, chalice-like blossoms hover like fragile standards, their pale interiors echoing the figures’ masklike faces and suggesting a ritual of tenderness performed under quiet strain. Flat, saturated space isolates the pair from any horizon, turning the scene into an emblem of care: a private choreography where burden becomes devotion and the smallest sprouting forms at the margin read as tentative continuations of hope.