Hold On, Let Go

“Hold On, Let Go” is a rush of movement and color — a painting that feels like an emotional tide, shifting between release and embrace. Sweeping ribbons of crimson, pink, and gold fold into each other, layered with cool counterpoints of turquoise, cobalt, and lilac. The forms are fluid yet charged, suggesting both freedom and entanglement, as if the act of letting go is inseparable from the act of holding on.

The palette radiates warmth and intensity, but it’s the interplay of curves and edges that drives the work. Shapes overlap and dissolve, creating a rhythm that feels both bodily and cosmic — intimate yet expansive. There’s no single focal point; instead, the eye is invited to drift, to follow the flow of color as it surges and recedes, much like emotion itself.

For collectors, Hold On, Let Go offers a dynamic energy that can transform a space. It embodies contradiction — joy and ache, control and surrender — in a way that resonates deeply and universally. More than a painting, it’s a reminder of the beauty found in flux, in the balance between what we carry and what we release.