In Three, a simple plant transcends its form to become a quiet meditation on presence and resilience. The three leaves, reaching, bending, unfurling echo gestures of longing, survival, and quiet defiance. They rise from a deep blue vessel, rooted not in soil, but in color and memory. Surrounding them, a tapestry of repeating patterns with the tension between order and organic life. The radiant reds and luminous gold pulse like a steady heartbeat, holding space for the quiet elegance of the plant’s form. This is not a still life, but a living dialogue between containment and freedom, between the seen and the intuited. Here, the ordinary is made extraordinary through attentive witnessing. Three asks us to pause, to notice, and to honor the quiet, persistent gestures of life unfolding in even the most confined of spaces.