Haleh Mashian’s Spring Symphony unfolds like a musical composition, each brushstroke carrying the rhythm of renewal. Towering tree trunks stretch skyward, their forms echoing the crescendo of a changing season. Soft pinks, icy blues, and fresh greens glow against shadowy depths, creating a luminous contrast that feels both delicate and powerful.
Light plays a central role in Spring Symphony, filtering through the vertical forms in a way that suggests movement—an interplay of color and space that shifts like a melody. The cool, almost metallic tones shimmer between the layers, giving the impression of air thick with drifting petals and sunlit reflections. Mashian’s sculptural use of impasto brings a sense of texture and presence, grounding the composition in something tangible while allowing the upper canopy to dissolve into a more impressionistic haze. In this layered work, the forest is vibrant and alive.
Mashian captures the essence of transformation in
Spring Symphony — the quiet shift from dormancy to bloom, the energy of a landscape coming back to life. The piece carries a lightness that lingers, inviting a moment of pause, of reflection, of stepping into the gentle rhythm of spring itself.
