A snow-laden branch rests over a frozen pond held in darkness. Indigo and black keep the water in deep, still silence — no warmth, no colour, only the absolute contrast of white snow against night-dark water. And then, almost hidden where the branch meets the ice, a single green leaf. Alive. Insistent. A whisper of persistence in a world given over to winter. This is a painting about stillness and its opposite — the quiet interval between surrender and return. The moment time holds its breath. Painted in the philosophy of Ipseity, it asks nothing of the viewer except to stop, to look, and to find themselves somewhere in that space between the dark and the light. Quiet Interval 2 is part of About Time, the solo exhibition (2026) that questions how we inhabit moments — and what remains when we finally do.

Title: Quiet Interval (2)

Description: Oil on Canvas, 40 in. x 32 in.

Price: 2,050.00$

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