Untitled 600 (Floral Symphony with Birds and Butterflies)

This work orchestrates a riot of botanicals into a living lattice, where vines arc and interlace like calligraphy, guiding the eye through bursts of saturated bloom. Against the quiet, untroubled ground, each petal and wing reads as a deliberate note—birds and butterflies punctuating the garden’s abundance with moments of poised stillness and sudden flight. The composition becomes less a depiction of nature than a meditation on coexistence: fragility held in balance by profusion, and movement suspended inside an ornamental, almost dreamlike order.