"Surrender" is a storm of movement. The eye is pulled relentlessly into the vortex, where chaos and rhythm coexist. At odds with this fluidity, sharp geometric forms - black, angular, and brittle, slice through the spiral like fragments of a shattered will. Their presence disrupts the harmony, resisting the pull with raw energy.
 
But as the eye travels around the current, those same dark shapes begin to shift. Subtly at first - edges softening, forms bending. The sharpness begins to dissolve into the flow, their hard lines blurred by layers of motion and layered brushwork. The palette lightens toward the perimeter, where hints of muted gold and ash-gray suggest release or transformation.
 
The overall feeling is one of tension giving way to surrender. The painting hums with a quiet violence, but also a kind of peace earned through resistance. A visual meditation on struggle, change, and the inevitable pull of forces greater than the self.