What Tried to Grow

Veins of the Moon Series 

Created under a full moon on a freezing night, these three works were born from intuition and the elements. Painted outdoors in the cold, the canvases absorbed not only pigment and gesture but also the night air itself. As the wet surfaces began to freeze, they recorded delicate vein-like patterns, fragile traces of temperature and time. Brought inside before dissolving, they preserved fragments of this moment—half accident, half ritual. Each painting is a testament to what happens when control is surrendered and nature is allowed to inscribe its own mark. Together, they stand as echoes of a night where the boundary between artist, canvas, and environment dissolved.