Triangel (Flying Figures)

This composition stages an intimate exchange between two simplified figures, where the seated presence on the left feels grounded in contemplation while the airborne body on the right dissolves into a torrent of warm reds, oranges, and greens, as if desire itself were gaining velocity. The spare linework and open negative space turn gesture into language—hands reaching, offering, receiving—while the ribboning marks between them read like breath, scent, or a softly sung vow. Light is implied rather than depicted, radiating from the sunlike disk and from the chromatic flare of the flying figure, suggesting a moment when connection becomes a kind of ascent. Beneath its playful fluidity, the work speaks to the fragile threshold between touch and distance, where affection is both weightless and incandescent.