Glenyse Thompson's "Euphoria" is a moody exploration of emotion rendered in blues, grays, and silver. The painting's audacious nature suggests an intensity and complexity, perhaps delving into the dualities of human feeling.

The cool tones evoke a sense of melancholy, introspection, or contemplation, while the silver offers a counterpoint, hinting at light, transformation, hope, or a fleeting clarity within the darker hues. This audacious quality likely reflects a bold confrontation with these emotions, challenging the viewer to engage with discomfort and paradox.

Ultimately, "Euphoria" seems to make a powerful statement about the multifaceted nature of human experience, especially concerning inner conflict, desire, and the ever-present tension between joy and sadness.

• 48x36x2 original painting created on aquabord with liquid inks, mica and silver. The process simulates watercolor paint but is lightfast, waterproof and permanent

• Protected with several coats of UV varnish

• Signed on the back and front

• Arrives ready to hang