The artwork Silver has an enigmatic composition that immediately captivates with its reflective surface and subtle interplay of texture and light.

The painting explores the materiality of the medium itself, using varying degrees of roughness and smoothness to create a landscape that shimmers, almost like molten metal frozen in motion. The metallic sheen of the paint amplifies the effect, offering a sense of fluidity even within its static form.

As one moves around the painting, the reflections shift, creating a constantly changing experience. The smooth, reflective sections capture the environment, incorporating it into the artwork, while the rougher areas absorb light and appear almost opaque in comparison. This dynamic creates a powerful contrast between stillness and motion, making the painting feel alive.

The artwork is a playing with surfaces - the smoother, almost mirror-like plane and the jagged ridges and scratches, evoking a rougher, more tactile experience. This begs the question of how we in our every day interact with reflective surfaces that distort our perceptions, inviting reflections on our own perceptions.