Whispers of Blossom

Some paintings come from silence. This one came from the noise — of people walking around me, of conversations, of music in the gallery. I painted it live during the exhibition “The Other Side of Canvas”, right there in the heart of the space, while visitors watched it unfold stroke by stroke. I didn’t plan a thing. The mountains appeared first, then the soft curves of a woman, and then — as always when I need to breathe — the cherry blossoms came. Little pink emotions scattered across the canvas. It’s a painting about softness. About letting the world in, and still choosing to bloom. It holds the energy of the space, the questions from people, the rhythm of being seen while creating. Acrylic on canvas, 120×80 cm. One breath at a time. And if you turn the canvas... something unexpected might reveal itself.