River Mist began as a memory of walking the bank before the city woke — water and sky the same pale ink, only the willows knowing where one ended.
The question
How do you paint humidity? The piece needed air more than form — edges that dissolve, horizons that refuse a hard line.
On the paper
Three transparent cobalt pours on cold-pressed cotton, lifted with a thirsty brush while still wet. Rose-madder bled in at the lower bank for warmth without weight.
56×76
cm on cotton
3
Transparent layers
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