A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - Spring is approached here through light, color, and gradual emergence. The works move between atmosphere and detail—backgrounds soften and recede, while color gathers at the surface through florals, birds, and small, active forms. Depth is handled with precision. What sits further back remains muted, lightly held, while the foreground carries saturation—petals, wings, and fragments of color that feel immediate and present. The compositions stay open, allowing space and surface to shift in balance. The season registers through return. Color reappears, palettes expand, and familiar elements—blossom, growth, movement—come forward with clarity. The image holds onto its softness, even as it becomes more fully alive.