My Chair Study

“my chair study” possesses a quiet intimacy, a held breath within a fleeting moment. The artist renders the familiar – a simple folding chair – not as a subject *of* observation, but as a vessel *for* it. Warm ochres and muted greens coalesce, suggesting a late afternoon light filtering through foliage, a sensation more felt than seen. Brushwork is deliberately broken, allowing the texture of the support to subtly inform the form, creating a sense of immediacy and vulnerability. The composition, cropped tightly, draws the viewer into a personal space, hinting at rest, contemplation, or perhaps a recent departure. This is not a portrait of an object, but a distillation of a mood—a poignant, almost melancholic stillness that resonates beyond the depicted scene.