50 x 70 cm

Acrylic and oil stick on canvas.

Unframed

A blue figure bends toward a vivid red pigeon in a field of layered blue. The encounter feels intimate and dreamlike: part conversation, part confession, part visitation.

The painting is built with acrylic paint and oil stick, giving the surface a scraped, luminous, physical texture. The blue ground is dense and restless, while the red pigeon cuts through it with startling clarity. It becomes the emotional centre of the work - small, bright, watchful, and alive.

There is a tenderness here, but also unease. The blue figure appears fragile, curious, almost exposed, while the pigeon holds its own space with quiet authority. The painting suggests a private exchange between the human and animal, body and instinct, loneliness and companionship.