A spectral visage emerges from a cascade of crimson, magenta, and orange, suspended within deep blue currents. This abstract pour painting invites viewers to linger in the tension between movement and stillness, where fiery hues pulse against shadowy depths. The face—half-formed, half-hidden—suggests a fleeting presence, a memory surfacing through liquid color. Phantom Vermillion is both apparition and energy: a meditation on what is seen, what is sensed, and what remains just beyond reach.