A quiet domestic act transformed into a study of tension, colour, and compressed space.
A figure knits at a table beneath a shaft of pale light, her angular face and hands reduced to bold, Cézannesque planes of ochre and shadow. Behind her, stacked books, a vase, and a second figure emerge from a flattened, fragmented interior rendered in dense impasto and stark tonal blocks. The visual language is abstracted yet anchored in domesticity: formal, still, and full of latent narrative.
Medium: Oil on canvas
Inscription on Front: Signed and dated lower left: Illegible signature, “'86"
Condition: In original frame with linen slip; minor wear to frame edges. Canvas stable with visible stretcher creases from original mounting. Paint surface intact and vibrant.
