An ocular form emerges from a storm of yellows, crimsons, and violets, the iris ringed by a lattice of quick white strokes that read as both web and wake. Acrylic and watercolor collide in drags, drips, and arcing sweeps, so space feels like weather more than architecture. Vertical white streaks descend at the picture’s left, while a dark avian silhouette and starburst mark the upper right, creating a cross current that keeps the eye in motion.

Heat gathers at the lower right where rectilinear reds stack like feverish blocks, then breaks across the surface in thin, transparent veils. The title, Dream, turns these gestures into an interior scene. The eye anchors perception, the webbed highlight suggests the fragile net of memory, and the falling lines imply the seep of time.