Lift

Some forces are overwhelming when faced head-on. Approached with precision, they become a lever. The dragon appears before what truly matters, where the stakes take shape before words can be spoken. It carries that dense, visceral surge that resembles anxiety, yet also reveals the value of what beckons. The key lies in this shift: finding the angle that prevents the force from hitting us head-on and turns the force into an ally. The same weight. A different direction. Composed of a tension between incandescent oranges, deep purples, and touches of turquoise, the work establishes a vivid, assertive, and structuring presence in the space.