Gold, bronze, and brown lines cross a monochrome abstract ground — shifting from white to black — on a broad diagonal. By weaving together fine lines, thicker pools of color, worn marks, and splatters, the work conjures the effect of light appearing and disappearing across the surface. Gold, bronze, and brown traces cross a layered grayscale ground on a broad diagonal. Fine lines, thicker deposits, worn marks, and splatters create the effect of light appearing intermittently across the surface. SERIES — CURRENT CURRENT is a series built around the sense of movement — or current — created when a single line passes through layered fields of color. The first half works with ivory, pale blue, blush, and beige, overlaid with traces of brown, black, and worn gold. In the second half, the ground shifts to a white-to-black monochrome, and color moves into the line itself: green, red, gold, blue, and orange. The line is never perfectly even — it thins, breaks, gathers pools of pigment, and drifts across the surface. Ten works, each holding a quiet field while leaving just enough direction and motion within it. CURRENT is a series built around the sense of movement created when a single line passes through layered fields of color and texture. The first half uses ivory, pale blue, blush, and beige with traces of brown, black, and worn gold. In the second half, the ground shifts to monochrome while the line itself carries color—green, red, gold, blue, and orange. The line is never perfectly even; it thins, breaks, gathers, fades, and reappears as it crosses the surface. Together, the ten works hold a quiet field while leaving just enough direction and motion within it. ABOUT RITSUKO NISHIMURA Ritsuko Nishimura makes abstract and semi-abstract works with a simple aim: to make a room feel good to be in. Rather than asserting a strong statement, her work centers on balance — light, air, quiet space, color, and the physical quality of each mark. The pieces settle naturally into calm, hotel-inspired, and contemporary interiors, and are made to be lived with and returned to over time. Ritsuko Nishimura creates abstract and semi-abstract works with a simple aim: to make a room feel good to live with. Rather than forcing a strong statement, her work focuses on balance—light, air, quiet space, color, and the physical character of each mark. The pieces are designed to sit naturally in calm, hotel-inspired and contemporary interiors, offering something that can be lived with and looked at over time.