“May’s Full Moon” captures the intimate gravity of a fleeting kiss, an emotional rupture beneath a glowing sky. Set against deep blues and soft lunar light, the painting holds the ghost of a memory: two figures suspended in time, standing at the edge of the ocean under the full moon of May.
It was a night of vulnerability disguised as chaos. A birthday. A party. Two people are tipsy on more than just wine. They left the noise behind, climbed down to the rocks where the waves crashed below, and kissed. One of them spoke with reckless sincerity, confessing love under moonlight. The other, startled by the honesty, pulled away too quickly.
This work is about that moment. That singular, strange collision of desire and fear. The colors echo the sea and sky that witnessed the kiss, the softness mimicking the tenderness of skin on skin, and the space around them heavy with everything unspoken. It’s a visual monument to a night that almost meant everything, and then didn’t.
It’s about memory, hesitation, and the kind of love that arrives quietly… and leaves loudly.
