Life Flow

A soft veil of blush rose spreads across the surface, layered with dark grey and bronze tones that gather near the center. The work feels shaped by both adding and removing paint—thin washes fade and lift away, leaving soft edges, light scrapes, and small areas where the paper shows through. Fine graphite lines move loosely across the page, never closing into clear forms, capturing brief gestures and pauses.

The composition centers on a quiet swirl where the dark grey and bronze meet, held in place by the surrounding blush-rose field. Curved movements and short marks guide the eye in a gentle circular flow before releasing it outward. The balance between soft color and firmer line creates a subtle tension, like a calm surface holding energy beneath.

The palette—blush rose, dark grey, and bronze—feels intimate and atmospheric rather than literal. It suggests warmth remembered rather than seen, the trace of emotion left after a moment passes. The painting invites slow looking, revealing how feeling becomes gesture and then softly fades.