To See the Buddha

This painting turns a pond surface into a layered study of reflection, color, and stillness. Lily pads drift across blue water while the fragmented reflection of architecture transforms the scene into something almost abstract. Gold, blue, and earthy tones create a shifting balance between solidity and illusion, as if the image were suspended between water and memory. Rather than describing a place directly, the work focuses on the unstable beauty of what can only be seen in reflection.