The Slow Spiral

A composition built around a single, slowly-unfolding spiral — colour drawn inward toward a quiet centre, then released back outward in widening turns. The brushwork is gestural but unhurried; the painting feels like watching something become itself in real time, the way an idea, a mood, or a season slowly opens.
This is a piece about awakening — not the sudden kind, but the gradual one. The kind that builds for weeks or seasons before it surfaces. It pairs well with morning light and rooms where things take their time.