A horizon, drawn twice. On both panels a broad white band divides two large fields of colour, edged with black lines that thicken slightly at their ends.
The first panel stacks orange, white and violet within a red border. The second answers with orange, white and ochre, framed in blue.
Within every person lies a horizon: the line where the loud ends and the quiet begins. Here it appears twice, at two temperatures – once framed warm, once cool. The brushstrokes stay visible, the edges breathe.
In the dressing room, as you choose the colour of the day early in the morning, the two panels hold warm and cool ready side by side.











