This artwork brings together stillness and subtle strength — a minimalist composition of soft-edged rectangles and squares in dusky shades of blue, grey, burgundy, and rose-pink. The shapes nudge together gently, creating a quiet rhythm of form and colour.

Cutting through this geometry is a fine, dark brown branch — leafy and delicate — stretching diagonally from lower left to upper right, like nature threading its way through structure. It adds a whisper of movement, a touch of the wild in an otherwise composed space.

Nestled within the design is a hand-lettered line of text: “To exist is to have won the lottery of life.” The words sit lightly but carry weight — a quiet reminder of presence, chance, and gratitude.

The result is a calm and balanced piece — a conversation between the organic and the geometric, the seen and the felt.