“What the Breeze Left Behind” and “What the Meadow Almost Said”

This diptych channels the essence of a wild, untamed garden. Petal-like forms unfold in soft pinks and purples, while deep greens and blues weave hint at tangles of foliage. There’s a sense of movement, as if nature is shifting and alive, revealing itself in layers of colour and light.

My paintings are becoming wilder, more spontaneous, and more emotive—driven by intuition rather than control. In this pair, I embraced that energy, letting the forms take shape in their own organic rhythm.