In this piece, the sky was where I started letting go — I used fluid art to shape those dynamic, shifting clouds, and they became a symbol of movement and change. They stand in contrast to the stillness of the land below, which feels grounded, almost timeless. That tension — between motion and stillness, between dissolving and becoming — is what shaped the whole atmosphere of the painting for me.

The lush greens speak to life and growth, while the distant blue hills hold a kind of quiet, meditative space. This isn’t just a landscape to me. It’s more like a reflection — a way to explore how nature mirrors what’s happening inside. All those subtle shifts, the in-between moments, the transformation we often can’t quite put into words.