REIMAGINED

Empty Court

25.4 × 30.5 cm Oil on canvas panel

This work explores the tension between stillness and anticipation.

The empty tennis court, once defined by motion, becomes a metaphor for absence—of movement, of dialogue. Yet in its quiet geometry and open space, there’s also a sense of potential: a game paused, a story unfinished, a moment suspended in time.

Rendered with restraint, the composition invites the viewer to consider what is no longer present, and what might still emerge. It is a meditation on solitude, emotional residue, and the quiet architecture of longing.