A lively tangle of colour and form, this abstract piece swirls with organic shapes in dreamy shades of blue, pink, and purple — like thoughts, mid-metamorphosis. Black and silver lines — some curving, some confidently straight — weave through the canvas like quiet conversations, linking one visual whisper to another.

Scattered across the scene are playful pops of geometry: pink and black circles, squares, and the occasional number, as if a secret code is just waiting to be cracked.

Off-centre, a textured circular outline anchors the chaos — a calm eye in the storm. Inside it, a hand-lettered quote from T.S. Eliot gently tells us: “To make an end is to make a beginning.”

The whole composition hums with movement and quiet intention — a balancing act between spontaneity and structure, emotion and design. It invites you to look again, and maybe even, begin something new.