A quieter catalogue for the painting wall.
Each entry stays close to the work itself: exact titles, curatorial notes, and installation cues written to heighten the encounter rather than flatten it into technical inventory.

Flowers no. 1
Rose, terracotta, and muted ochre compress the bouquet into a close, breathing square, as though the petals had been gathered out of memory rather than arranged for display.

Flowers no. 2
Cream, citron, and olive release the bouquet into a brighter register, letting the blossoms flare outward while the paint keeps real weight at the center.

Fountain no. 1
Ultramarine, submerged black-blue, and small emergent whites pull the basin inward, as if the fountain were surfacing from night rather than sitting in daylight.

Fountain no. 2
Cobalt and cerulean rise through the image in vertical surges, so the fountain feels caught in motion a moment before it settles back into form.

Fountain no. 3
Pale celadon, cool stone, and washed daylight let the fountain arrive through reflection and softened air, as though the structure were surfacing from mist.

Fountain no. 4
Indigo and violet settle across the basin with dense saturation, holding the fountain inside an evening atmosphere that seems built from color itself.

Fountain no. 5
Teal, turquoise, and reflective blue-green strokes let basin, spray, and mirrored light arrive together in a fluid surface that never quite comes to rest.

Fountain no. 6
Mint, gray-green, and stone-washed light dissolve the fountain into a luminous field, allowing the form to hover without ever fully disappearing.

Fountain no. 7
Pale stone, silvery sky, and a saffron burst behind the statue stage the fountain as both civic monument and private apparition.

Fountain no. 8
Icy aqua, chalked white, and windblown cobalt marks turn the fountain into a register of weather, as though water and air were writing across the same surface.

Fountain no. 9
Powder-blue sky, block-like clouds, pixelated spray, and stitched flowers push the fountain toward a digital pastoral while the brushwork keeps the whole scene resolutely handmade.

Fountain no. 10
Produce stalls, market greens, and cool stone blues fold everyday commerce into the fountain motif until monument and marketplace share the same pulse.

Fountain no. 11
Charcoal gray, pale stone blue, and black arcing streams turn the fountain into a vigil-like image, held under a dark vault and a single unsettled flag.

Antelope Study
Pale olive, chalk, and sandy cream hold the antelope in a field that feels half mural and half mirage, allowing the animal to emerge through hush rather than spectacle.

Deer Crossing
A line of deer move through cold water above a darker register of handwriting, fronds, and clockwork marks, binding observation to memory and notation.

Jellyfish Nocturne
Ultramarine depth, drifting medusae, and falling white marks pull the image toward both seabed and night sky, making the space feel immeasurable.

Fish Study
Cream, cobalt, and mineral gray gather the fish motif into a circular field that appears decorative at first and rigorously weighted on second looking.

Jellyfish Rain
Electric blue, deep navy, and a bright central clearing give the drifting jellyfish the sensation of falling through light rather than water.

Rooster Platter no. 1
Cobalt scrolls, red accents, and branching ochres frame the rooster as both emblem and flourish, turning the round format into a compact theatre of motion.

Slice Platter
Yellow arabesques, blue floral curls, and a single slice turn the plate into a playful but highly ordered field of rotation and return.

Pizza no. 1
Tomato red, cream, basil green, and fleshy pink toppings are handled with thick assurance, making appetite and paint pressure arrive at the same instant.

Rooster Platter no. 2
Lime borders, olive scrollwork, and scattered branches give the second platter a brighter, airier rhythm around the central bird.

Spirited Interval
Midnight blue, scattered white marks, and submerged forms make the surface feel like a score caught halfway between current, weather, and constellation.

Tigers
Two tiger heads flare out of a crimson field, their yellow and rose stripes colliding with fast, slashing marks that keep the image on the verge of a roar.

Tiger Composition
Five tiger heads, each pushed into a different chromatic register, float across a molten red field like a chorus of emblems refusing to settle into one body.

Dorade Royale
A packaged dorade lies against a saturated ochre ground, balancing silver-blue scales, a red offer sticker, and the white market label between humor and scrutiny.

Market Fountain
A dark fountain basin stands before stacked greens, grapes, and market produce, letting civic monument and daily abundance occupy the same compressed picture field.

Still Life with Headset
A white headset, detached controllers, a red play icon, a bee, and a blue bird hover over green mosaic tiles, turning consumer technology into a crisp contemporary still life.