Oil on canvas, 18 × 12 in (plus frame)
Quietly contemplative and suffused with the warmth of fading light, Autumn Dreaming evokes the delicate poise between remembrance and release. A solitary figure rests beneath a tree as the season turns — the landscape dissolving into golds and browns, where air and memory seem to merge.

Rendered in characteristic tonal restraint, the work draws upon the spirit of Whistler and early Clausen, yet remains unmistakably its own: romantic, introspective, and suffused with stillness. It is a meditation on solitude, the tenderness of time, and the quiet beauty found in endings.