Summer (Still Life with Mangoes and Flowers)

This still life dissolves the boundary between object and atmosphere, as a spill of crimson foliage envelops the teapot, cups, and fruit in a single, breathing field of color. Warm reds and amber highlights flicker across reflective surfaces, turning domestic ritual into a kind of glowing memorial—beauty held briefly before it disperses. The composition’s soft edges and layered brushwork suggest that perception itself is in motion, inviting us to read the scene not as a table set for use, but as an echo of intimacy lingering in the air.