SLEEP OR FALL

Large abstract oil painting of extraordinary texture. Faded lady are caught mid-surrender, neither fully present nor fully gone — dissolving into a dense, sculptural field of white and pale grey impasto. The surface is built up in thick, physical layers: scraped, pressed, and worked until the canvas holds the weight of something unresolved.

It is a painting about thresholds. About the moment before letting go. About beauty that doesn’t announce itself but waits to be found.

The abstraction is deliberate — the lady are felt more than seen, emerging from texture the way a memory surfaces: partially, softly, without warning.