A figure stands against the gray—wrapped in yellow, the color of stubborn light. The jacket and boots aren’t just protection; they’re declarations. The human form is less about identity and more about emotion in motion—something caught between defiance and release.

The yellow hums through the rain, a reminder that warmth can exist even in the storm. The body moves not to escape, but to merge with the moment—to dissolve into the rhythm of falling water, to accept what cannot be controlled.

This piece isn’t about weather. It’s about choice. The choice to move when the sky collapses, to let the rain wash through instead of waiting for it to end. It’s about finding the dance that exists inside surrender.

Materials: Acrylic on Canvas
Year: 2025
Dimensions: Height 12″ x Width 16″ x Depth 1.5″

A figure stands against the gray—wrapped in yellow, the color of stubborn light. The jacket and boots aren’t just protection; they’re declarations. The human form is less about identity and more about emotion in motion—something caught between defiance and release.

The yellow hums through the rain, a reminder that warmth can exist even in the storm. The body moves not to escape, but to merge with the moment—to dissolve into the rhythm of falling water, to accept what cannot be controlled.

This piece isn’t about weather. It’s about choice. The choice to move when the sky collapses, to let the rain wash through instead of waiting for it to end. It’s about finding the dance that exists inside surrender.

Materials: Acrylic on Canvas
Year: 2025
Dimensions: Height 12″ x Width 16″ x Depth 1.5″