An exploration of floral abundance, shifting from the dense ecstasy of bloom toward elevation and illumination. A tangle of late-summer flowers rises across the surface, their forms loosening and lifting as colour moves from shadow into radiance. Gesture replaces outline, and the flowers seem suspended in a moment of ascent — not arranged, but carried — recalling the gilded logic of devotional painting, where light signals transformation.

Oil, walnut ink and metallic acrylic with gesso on canvas in antique frame 76.5 w x 61 h cm Unframed 98 w x 80 h cm Framed