There is a kind of movement that does not hurry —
a slow unfolding where water, air, and light begin to listen to one another.

River Veil drifts through layered currents of translucent form, flowing gently across the surface. Soft gradients of cool grey and pearl glide alongside one another, interrupted by delicate traces of light and fine, meandering lines. The composition feels fluid yet restrained, as if motion itself has learned to slow.

Rather than depicting a river, the work holds the sensation of one — a veil of movement suspended between flow and pause. Small, pale elements appear and disappear within the layers, suggesting fragments carried by the current, never fixed, never fully claimed.