This painting captures a quiet, dreamlike moment where rest and movement exist at the same time. The figure appears calm, yet not fully still — the extended arm and softly folded leg suggest a body drifting between awareness and sleep. Light moves gently across the skin, creating subtle shifts in temperature and tone, giving the form a sense of warmth and life. The loose, rapid brushwork in the sheets and pillows introduces a feeling of blur and uncertainty, echoing how dreams are experienced rather than clearly seen. Forms soften at the edges, allowing the scene to feel suspended in memory rather than fixed in time. The painting becomes less about a single figure and more about the fragile, fleeting nature of dreams — shaped by sensation, emotion, and fragments of lived experience. Technical Information Surface: Canvas stretched on a wooden frame Medium: Oil Technique: Painted in layers Signature: Signed on the front