March

March is a moment between seasons – between the fading of winter and the awakening of spring. The painting begins in a soft, almost weightless palette of turquoise, pale blue, delicate pink, yellow and green. The colors feel like the first rays of light touching the landscape, slowly bringing life back into the world.

Amidst this openness, luminous floral forms emerge. They are not depictions of specific flowers, but fragments of spring – small signs of renewal, hope and returning vitality. Their vivid colors appear like the first splashes of color after a long period of restraint.

Circles, delicate lines, textures and splashes keep the composition in constant motion. They evoke buds beginning to open, seeds awakening, and wind and light moving through nature. Some forms appear delicate and fragile, while others already carry a sense of strength. In this way, stillness and energy, restraint and exuberance meet within the painting.

March carries a sense of uncertainty. It promises change without yet knowing where that change will lead. The old is still present, yet the new can no longer be held back.

March therefore speaks of a quiet awakening. Of the beauty of beginnings, of hope, and of the way new life sometimes starts almost imperceptibly – with a first ray of light, a splash of color, a single flower.