Blueborne emerged from a moment of exploration — a meeting point between abstraction and the natural world. Painted during a period of experimentation, this piece marked the first time I worked with a fan brush, letting its unique texture guide the creation of soft, wind-touched florals.
The result is a dreamlike field of blue and white, where petals drift in and out of focus, carried by invisible air. Though born from a quick study, Blueborne carries a quiet emotion — something wistful and reflective. It is a memory suspended in motion, inviting stillness and calm into any space.