A bold burst of colour and personality, this abstract original plays with shape and surprise in equal measure. Irregular, organic forms in red, pink, purple, yellow, and grey tumble and overlap like fragments of a vivid daydream.

Scattered throughout are golden circles — some richly textured, others spinning out into spirals and orbit-like patterns, like tiny suns caught mid-revolution. Fine red lines thread their way through the canvas, stitching moments together and adding a sense of subtle momentum.

Geometric pops of black and red squares bring structure to the flow — a quiet counterpoint to the freeform shapes. And hidden in plain sight? A wry little gem from Oscar Wilde: “Only dull people are brilliant at breakfast.” The quote is gently woven into the piece, revealing itself only to those who take a second (or third) look.

Layered, playful, and a touch rebellious, this is modern abstraction with a mischievous wink.