In After Glow, painting seems to hold on to what remains after an emotional explosion. Not the moment of impact itself, but its persistence: the trace that continues to vibrate once the initial energy has already changed form.

Reds, pinks, whites and blacks overlap in a dense composition, interrupted by sudden flashes of green and orange. Brushstrokes collide, break apart and begin again, creating a restless surface where nothing ever feels completely resolved.

The central white acts like a residual light, a glow moving through the material and revealing what the darker tones attempt to absorb. It is precisely within this tension between light and shadow that the work finds its balance.

After Glow is about what remains. The mark left by an experience, an intensity that does not disappear when everything seems to be over.

Sometimes the moment passes. Its glow does not.