Glory (Spring Awakening)

This painting stages a quiet encounter between architecture and spring’s abundance: an ornate balcony floats against a vaporous, stone-gray wall, while cascades of pink blossoms soften its solidity into something almost dreamlike. The composition turns on the tension between structure and drift—iron rails and carved masonry holding their line as petals and vines scatter like memory across the surface—so that the window reads less as an opening than a pause, a withheld interior. Small blue birds punctuate the pastel bloom with crisp, living notes, suggesting fleeting visits, shared thresholds, and the tenderness of returning to a place that is both shelter and passage.