In The Current on the Now, delicate waterlilies drift gracefully along deep blue waters, their petals unfurling like quiet thoughts. Sculpted in luminous layers of lemon, peach, ivory, and moss green, they seem to pulse gently at the water’s surface, both still and in motion.

This piece captures the tender rhythm of the present moment: fluid, unpredictable, and filled with fleeting beauty. The swirling marks in the water, traced in glints of lilac and soft pink, hint at movement just beneath the surface, a slow current, guiding everything forward.

Textured with thick impasto and filled with atmospheric contrast, this painting invites stillness while also acknowledging the inevitability of change.