“Autumn” is a contemplative descent into the heart of seasonal transformation—a visual poem capturing the slow unraveling of warmth into shadow. Deep, textured layers of ochre, crimson, moss green, and muted violet form a tapestry of organic chaos, mirroring the quiet drama of nature’s turning point. Bold yet tender brushstrokes weave together light and decay, echoing fallen leaves, fading blooms, and the stillness that settles just before the cold.
 
The composition invites the viewer to pause, to look inward, and to feel the bittersweet beauty of change. There is a richness in the layering, a sense of memory embedded in the pigments—moments overlapping like leaves on the forest floor. Amidst the darker tones, bursts of yellow and pink break through like forgotten laughter or fleeting warmth, reminding us that even in loss, life lingers.
 
“Autumn” is not simply a season; it is a state of being. A gentle surrender. A slow release. A recognition of cycles—of letting go, of holding close, of becoming.