Epiphany (2026)

Epiphany captures the charged moment when clarity begins to emerge from complexity. Deep blues, forest greens, and shadowed blacks create a dense, contemplative field, while flashes of white, electric blue, yellow, and orange break through the darkness like sudden revelations. The layered forms seem to shift between concealment and discovery-some shapes dissolving into the background while others assert themselves with unexpected brightness. The white passages feel especially significant, suggesting moments of illumination or insight cutting through uncertainty. There is a sense of movement throughout the composition, as though the painting is constantly rearranging itself before the viewer. Epiphany becomes a visual meditation on revelation: the instant when something previously hidden comes into focus, not as a complete answer, but as a new way of seeing.