And There It Was” (2023) is about sudden clarity emerging from chaos. Vibrant layers of red, blue, yellow, and white collide, while bold black lines carve fractured paths across the canvas. The painting embodies the moment recognition arrives — sharp, undeniable, cutting through confusion.
The work reflects tension and harmony: color battles but also coexists, order collides with disorder. This mirrors the way insight surfaces in life — not slowly, but with impact. And There It Was asks viewers to embrace the beauty of these transformative moments, where abstraction becomes revelation.
