Frangipani catart where magpies are known to

where magpies are known to aggressively defend their territory against perceived threats

as I’ve gotten older I realise that this is not a bad thing

Michelle’s use of layered colour and crisp form conveys both playfulness and quiet sophistication

The constant noise of multi aspect complications associated with modernity has made it difficult to distil the essence of what really matters

stretched canvas

Frangipani catart where magpies are known toThe frangipani has spiritual significance, particularly in Hinduism and Buddhism. It is associated with various deities and is used in religious ceremonies and rituals. The fragrance of the flower is believed to enhance spiritual experiences, making it a sacred and revered bloom. I painted this single branch of plumeria as a moment of tropical calm frozen on canvas. I wanted this piece to feel intimate and contemplative, like a small fragrant fragment