Heat shifts back into emotional terrain through both color and contrast. Red and blue dominate the series, creating a charged dialogue between intensity and depth, fire and calm, urgency and presence.

These paintings explain the feeling of attraction without telling a story about it. The color does the emotional work: pressing, glowing, and pulling against itself. Neutrals ground the compositions, allowing the vibrancy of the palette to breathe. Heat is less about narrative and more about sensation, the experience of emotional temperature, translated into color and space.