rosehip captures the quiet poetry of natural forms as they intersect with memory and emotion. The painting frames ordinary elements, a fruit, a leaf, a curve of light, imbued with a sense of reverie, as if they hold secrets of past intimacy and fleeting connections. Bath’s restrained palette and delicate brushwork create a contemplative space where simplicity becomes profound, and small gestures carry weight. The work invites viewers to consider the beauty in subtlety, the stories embedded in ordinary objects, and the gentle tension between presence and absence.