Wonderful dedication. It's always a pleasure to see how you use the colors. Excellent work!!

The right hand one says sweet peas, the centre one speaks of summer, and the left one of snow melt. WONDERFUL!

Simply dripping with atmosphere and color. Best of renewed health and happiness for you Sumaji.

Mark this is such a touching and wonderous dedication my friend. I can feel a sense of relief and joy in each of the amazing images that make up this collage. Hearing the news of your friend's daughter recovering is a joyful way to start my day.

Beautiful work and lovely dedi; another one I'd love to see huge on the wall!

It is good to hear the angels are doing their job. And what a stunning set of images, full of vibrant life. CC

The angels held her close, protected her, and gave her back to us. I see them hovering over, being sure she's well. An incredibly moving and touching image, and each version simply radiates life.

Wonderful dedication for Sumaji,Mark: i see her smiling to this.I see a figure in the misdt of each of your images and for me this is like a journey... into colours and light developing in each one a dream and embracing in lightness... may be angels,may be Sumaji´dream..and i feel it so alive and your heart and your love in it.You and Sumaji are there.It´s wonderful Mark and very touching. My good wishes for her and her family!Thank you for this.

This is a wonderful dedication. Love the way the light dances through the forms and colors.

Another wonderful triptych. Gorgeous colors and shapes. A really lovely dedication for your friend :-)))

lovely and vibrant work..Good to hear she recovered Mark x

They do look like angels! Nice dedication and good recovery wishes to Sumajl!

I sometimes need to zoom in and step back to take in your wonderful creations. I, too, see the angel and what a lovely universe she dwells in. I also see another figure, bowing in grattitude, and a rich blanket of light. Beautiful light, colors, and vibrancy once again. I'm so happy for all of you that she has recovered.

Well no figures for me - just beautiful morphing forms, shapes and colors. lovely touch to these image.

Such a lovely gift. I hope your little friend keeps recovering well. Gorgeous colors and textures. Splendid work.

Beautiful...

I see transformation integration lessons learned battles won hearts shared the changes that come from troubled times mark our souls forever

More stellar and colorful surreal concepts from your talented mind and fingers, Mark! After reading some of the comments above, it appears your triptychs have taken on the basics of a Rorschach test, with the viewers trying to see certain recognizable images within each one.

Stunning work esp the middle one !

Excellent collage and wonderful use of colors !

Very nice images and dedication! Great colours, textures and style. Excellent artwork.

very fine imagees, mark.

I definitely see two forms .. not so much in the darkness of the first .. but in the second and third, it seems to me that someone is holding someone else, as huggine, or enfolding, or protecting. Yes, I know the first isn't really as dark as the second, but it has a dark mood, ominous or something. Perhaps it's the way the forms move. The second feels lighter, the way the colors are applied give it a more hopeful feel, a sense of intervention. The third, well we know the outcome, so of course it is the lightness of victory! A wonderful piece again .. taking us from the ominous to the brightness of walking in the light, following the journey Sumaji has taken, and won. Wonderful news ..

This is definitely a gorgeous and touching dedication. As always, your sense of color reminds me of something glimpsed in deep space, which of course would put it in the incredibly ancient realm of deep-time: the farther something is away from an observer on earth, the older it's likely to be, as it takes light a while to reach us. I like that quality in your work, the way it always implies change, evolution, and the fact that what you're seeing is only a small part of what something is or was. There's always the implication, at least visually, that your works are in constant flux, constantly moving, shimmering, dancing around on an almost quantum level. This is fantastic! As a dedication, it's vibrant and full of life, again, conveying a sense of change from a less positive to a more positive situation. I like that!

This image typifies the deep emotional content of your artwork - virtually impossible to express in mere words, which collapse the quantum possibilities into a single, linear path - I try not to see recognisable shapes in your wonderful paintings, but prefer to get lost (happily) in the infinity of your free forms and flowing colours... Wonderful work, wonderful dedication.