SILVA LUNA — meaning forest moon in Latin — is a quiet contemplation of the bush beneath the gentle gaze of a daytime moon. This series distills the forest into solitary tree forms, emerging from softened backgrounds that evoke stillness and calm. Rooted in observation and memory, the works reflect the quiet resonance of place, where land, light, and time overlap. The pale trunks and branching forms suggest resilience and grace, shaped by the elements. More evocations than depictions, they capture solitude, quiet illumination, and the delicate, often unnoticed dialogue between earth and sky.