Description
The softened, impressionistic brushwork suggests that peace is not a destination but a fleeting state—found when resistance falls away. The painting invites the viewer to pause, to breathe, and to return to a quiet inner stillness.
Created through many layers of scumbled, dry brush paint, the image is intentionally restrained in tone and low in contrast. Forms are allowed to remain partially unresolved, giving the sense that the subject is not fully visible but slowly dissolving—emerging and receding at the same time. This approach emphasizes atmosphere and emotional presence over clarity, allowing the work to exist in a state of quiet transition.
