Paradise Lost unfolds against an expansive field of pink. A birdlike figure emerges from layers of turquoise, violet, black and vivid traces of colour, appearing at once alive, fragile and strangely displaced. The work reflects on beauty as something we often recognize most clearly when it begins to disappear. Its intense palette echoes the abundance and seduction of the natural…
Paradise Lost unfolds against an expansive field of pink. A birdlike figure emerges from layers of turquoise, violet, black and vivid traces of colour, appearing at once alive, fragile and strangely displaced.
The work reflects on beauty as something we often recognize most clearly when it begins to disappear. Its intense palette echoes the abundance and seduction of the natural world, while the fragmented figure carries a quieter sense of loss.
As habitats vanish and species disappear, nature is gradually becoming something we remember rather than something we live alongside. Paradise Lost does not depict destruction itself. Instead, it holds on to what remains: colour, beauty and the uneasy awareness that neither should be taken for granted.
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