From the series e·the·re·al, this piece unfurls in deep, earthen hues that seem to pulse from within. A sepia core radiates outwards, dissolving into muted creams and soft shadows, like breath exhaled into cold air. The image feels both grounded and ghostly—rooted in the body, yet hovering just beyond reach. There’s a sense of quiet turbulence at its center, a swirling motion that speaks of memory, loss, or transformation. Textures emerge and retreat, hinting at form without fully revealing it, leaving space for feeling over definition. The softness of the gradient draws the viewer into a moment of suspended time—where what is seen is not fixed, but felt. Like smoke caught in stillness or the warmth of a fading touch, the work evokes introspection. It is a meditation in amber, a visual echo of something intimate and unseen, asking not to be deciphered but simply experienced.