At Thoughts an inner landscape unfolds where lines and surfaces collide, overlap and disappear. Never straight, never final. Horizontally and vertically, they move in a subtle field of tension: order versus chaos, bedding versus eruption.

The warm palette of pinks, ochres, warm blues and softened whites breathes tranquillity and repetition. But neon pink and dark purple disrupt that rhythm: unexpected bursts of energy, the trickster breaking open the silence. Here, thoughts are revealed as they really are: not linear, but full of side roads, collisions, transitions.

"My thoughts are never linear. I have to do my best to hold the main line."

Where other works are explosive, colourful and expressive, shows Thoughts a more subdued force. Not a burst of hues, but a carefully chosen palette that repeats, echoes, anchors.

Thoughts is an abstract portrait. Not of a face, but of the psyche.
The work marks a moment of reflection. Art that captures consciousness.