#239 Limited Edition #01/05

This digital abstract looks like sunlight and foliage seen through a pane of rippled glass — a central bloom of creamy white and lemon yellow pushing outward while bands of green, orange and brown curl and melt around it. The composition reads like a loose marbling, glossy and wet, with thick, paint-like ribbons that fold over each other and create a shallow sense of depth. Movement is the piece’s main language: curves rush from the center, as if a breeze or a single breath distorted a still summer scene. The palette is warm and earthy, suggesting late-afternoon light, a garden just after a storm, or the inside of a jar of mixed paints stirred into a new color. There’s a playful tension between control and chaos — parts feel intentionally stroked, others let go and flow wherever the swirl takes them. Story ideas drift in easily: a memory of walking past a flowerbed that blurred under a passing shower, an artist wiping a brush over a palette and watching pigments collide, or a small creature hidden in leaves revealed by a burst of sun. Overall the mood is lively but calm, like the kind of quiet energy you notice when you slow down long enough to watch colors move. Archival Giclee print on Museum canvas. Comes with a C.O.A and hand signed by the artist. Custom sizes and AP print available. Limited Edition of 5 only!