Untitled 2 (Blue Reverie) Acrylic Abstract Painting

Suspended in a field of cool violets and oceanic blues, the composition stages a quiet dialogue between two wavering presences—suggested faces or vessels—outlined with calligraphic restraint and held together by a grid of translucent planes. Gold accents flare like brief intimations of warmth, interrupting the submerged tonality and proposing memory, desire, or revelation against an otherwise contemplative silence. The shifting rectangles and veiled textures create a sense of spatial uncertainty—part architecture, part tide—so that the figures feel both contained and dissolving, as if identity is being negotiated through layers of time. In its measured balance of gesture and geometry, the work reads as an interior cartography: a map of connection traced not by certainty, but by luminous fragments.