Original artwork description:

This painting explores light as a living presence rather than a fixed source. Built through layers of acrylic, textured impasto, and spontaneous mark-making, the surface unfolds like a garden suspended between memory and sensation.

Branches emerge without strict definition, suggested through rhythm, color, and movement rather than line. Pinks, yellows, turquoises, and violets interact freely, creating a luminous field where growth feels continuous and uncontained. The lower plane reflects this vitality, blurring ground and reflection, as if the scene were held within water, memory, or time itself.

Rather than depicting a specific place, the work evokes an emotional landscape — one shaped by light, seasonal change, and fleeting moments of joy. The painting invites the viewer to linger, allowing color and texture to guide perception intuitively, much like recalling a place that exists more vividly in feeling than in form.

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Materials used:

Acrylics, pastel, paper, crayon

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