“The Color of the Soul”, Rang-e-Ruh drifts between the seen and the sensed, capturing a moment where emotion and atmosphere merge. The canvas unfolds like a breath—soft, diffuse fields of warmth and earth-toned light carry traces of something ephemeral, yet deeply rooted.

Delicate marks ripple across the surface like soul-maps—fluid, luminous, and fragmentary—hinting at inner states too complex for language. The layering of materials reflects the many textures of being: vulnerability, memory, intuition, and the quiet resilience of spirit.

This work exists as a meditation on subtlety—where color becomes emotion, and space becomes presence.