Fear and Other Feelings
In Fear and Other Feelings, the forest becomes a mirror. Shadows move like thoughts — layered, restless, then still. What begins as disquiet slowly gives way to clarity: the recognition that fear, too, is a form of awareness.
Painted in shifting tones of blue, green, and gold, the work captures that moment between tension and release, where emotion and instinct coexist. Beneath the branches, there is no judgement — only acceptance, only being.
This painting is not about the absence of fear, but its transformation — a reminder that to feel deeply is to be alive.
