“Every morning I bring my beloved coffee in bed. All he has to do is grind and brew it.”

140 × 110 cm, tempera on canvas

In this work, the artist explores the fragile everyday rituals through which greater themes of trust, intimacy, and inner freedom unfold.

Here, morning coffee is not just a drink, but a metaphor for a shared space — a space where each person holds responsibility for their own part of warmth and comfort.

The bright, almost chaotic color play and layered tempera technique highlight a state of ‘living unsaidness.’ We glimpse flashes of light, fragments of a figure, a hint of a smile — yet much remains off the canvas, in the silence between two people.

The visual language balances between pop art and a personal diary. The contrast of vivid neon accents and deep black silhouettes reflects an inner dialogue: everyday life and passion interwoven in a morning gesture that repeats itself again and again.

In these rituals, tenderness grows as a form of independence — because in the artist’s world, closeness is only possible when each person retains the freedom to brew their coffee just the way they want to.

This painting is not only a declaration of love, but also a reminder that art can be intimate, ordinary, and yet forever remain just out of reach.