Beauty is taste, you smell.

When I paint Beauty is taste, you smell, I often start by mixing colors on the canvas, letting the acrylic blend in unpredictable ways that remind me of how tastes and scents intertwine in life. The process is a quiet meditation on perception, how we experience the world through our senses and interpret beauty differently each time. Sometimes, I hesitate before making a stroke, wondering if what I see in my mind will translate to the canvas as intended. It’s about capturing a moment that feels almost ephemeral, like a scent or a fleeting thought. In this painting, every brushstroke aims to evoke the subtle complexity of how we perceive beauty.