Blue skin of the world Painting

The piece is painted on raw canvas, with the edges left visible and the texture of the fabric visible across the piece. At the core of the painting are two overlapping blue forms, their edges seeming to bleed into the canvas fabric, blurring the distinction between the medium and the subject. Above the intertwining blues, a white, cloud-like shape hovers, adding an element of weightlessness and transcendence. Traversing the composition, a delicate graphite line and a lighter blue pastel line overlay the piece, introducing a sense of rhythm. These lines guide the viewer's gaze and provide a subtle framework for the unfolding painting. A cluster of tiny green seed-like shapes emerges, their vibrant hue acting as a focal point amidst the soothing blues and symbolising growth and renewal. These miniature forms radiate outward in a graceful dance, tapering off in various directions across the canvas.