Layer 4 is a rich exploration of warmth and subtle disruption — a layered composition where a spectrum of sun-infused tones becomes the primary voice of the canvas. Variations of yellow, soft peach, lobster orange, and a wide range of pinks create a radiant, almost glowing foundation. These colours interact in organic harmony, evoking a sense of heat, memory, and sensual movement.
 
Yet, this warmth is not left untouched.
 
Scattered across the composition, a series of assertive brushstrokes in bold green tones emerge — ranging from fresh botanical shades to deeper, earthier hues. They do not overwhelm the warmer palette but rather punctuate it, interrupting the softness with an energetic presence. These strokes add weight, rhythm, and complexity to the overall harmony.
 
Then, in an intentional shift, a single area of deep, almost brooding blue commands attention. Positioned with precision, this dark blue does not extinguish the warmth around it. Instead, it revitalises it — acting as a counterpoint that both deepens and sharpens the impact of the surrounding tones.
 
Layer 4 is not just a study in colour. It is a dialogue between temperature and contrast, softness and structure. It invites the viewer to move between emotional registers: from the light and inviting, to the bold and unexpected.
 
This piece is part of a series that examines how layers of intuition, memory, and colour can coexist — not in conflict, but in constructive tension.