This is what it feels like after the storm finally passes.
Every shade of blue — cobalt, teal, aquamarine, slate — organic shapes fitting together like stones worn smooth by water. Blue Waves is the quietest of the neurographic works. A painting about the peace that comes after. Watercolour and ink on paper.
After the turbulence, this. Shapes that fit together without force — each one finding its place beside the others, the way water finds its level. Blue Waves was drawn from the state that follows intensity: not numbness, not emptiness, but the particular clarity of a mind that has processed something difficult and arrived, finally, at rest. It is a painting about aftermath. About the surprising beauty of what remains when the noise is gone.
