GIRL IN GREEN

“Girl in Green” began with no plan at all — just a burst of raw energy and emotion poured onto the canvas in a mess of scribbled markings. I was simply playing, letting my hand move freely, unburdened by intention or outcome. But when I stepped back and looked at the tangle of lines and colors, I suddenly saw her...a figure emerging quietly from the chaos, as if she had been hiding there all along, waiting to be revealed.

From that moment, the painting became a conversation between intuition and discovery. Layer by layer, she took shape — not as a planned portrait, but as an emotional presence born from spontaneity and trust. The green tones anchor her with vibrancy and depth, while the abstracted style leaves room for viewers to find their own meaning in her gaze. At 24×36 inches, Girl in Green is both figurative and abstract, mysterious yet deeply human- a reminder that beauty often rises unexpectedly from the most unplanned moments.