Two Desires

I painted this work because I’m drawn to moments where nothing is decided yet.
Two forces exist side by side. Neither dominates. Neither disappears.

One represents restraint, clarity, control.
The other stands for ripeness, desire, attraction.
Both are present. Both are allowed.

What interests me is the inner pause we often skip:
the moment when we feel what we want and, at the same time, know what we could resist.
Not as a moral question, but as a human tension.

This still life shows no conflict.
It shows balance.
A quiet state between impulse and decision.

Collectors don’t acquire a scene here.
They collect a stance: awareness without immediate action.