MORNING

In Morning, the viewer encounters a solitary astronaut suspended in open space, rendered in delicate aquarelle shades of green and blue, accented with lumina pink and ruby glows that ripple across the figure and the surrounding void. The astronaut’s calm, relaxed posture conveys serene acceptance of zero gravity, embodying quiet, contemplative joy amidst the cosmic expanse.

Emerging before the figure is an unknown star, its gentle rays gradually intensifying—a visual symphony of the morning that illuminates the scene. The white light optimism on the light side suggests clarity and hope, while the interplay of pink and ruby tones evokes warmth, energy, and a subtle nostalgia for the astronaut’s home planet. The composition also reflects a memory of the Sun, linking past experience with the promise of exploration.

The painting captures a moment of pure presence and reflection, blending past memory with a vision of the future. The rising star becomes both a literal and metaphorical symbol of new beginnings, exploration, and optimism, while the astronaut’s suspended state conveys freedom, calm, and the poetic joy of simply existing in the cosmos.

Morning is a vivid celebration of light, memory, and hope—a professional, futuristic vision of space, presence, and the boundless possibilities of human discovery.