Spring Ritual 4, Day 146 continues the series as an exploration of instinct, repetition, and emotional movement through color. Built from layered gestures and shifting structures, the painting moves between tension and release, density and openness. Reds, pale greys, yellows, and muted greens collide like fragments of thought attempting to organize themselves before dissolving again into motion.
The composition suggests a ritual of construction and disruption — marks overlap, interrupt, and respond to one another, creating a visual rhythm that feels both spontaneous and deliberate. Rather than depicting a place, the work operates as a psychological landscape where memory, intuition, and sensation remain in constant transformation.
