Soey Milk made 'Inflorescence,' an intriguing painting with a mix of careful detail and wild abandon. The colors are like a garden after a rainstorm – deep greens, vibrant pinks, and earthy browns all swirling together. Look at how Milk handles the paint; in some areas, it's thin and transparent, letting the layers underneath peek through, while in others, it's thick and juicy, almost sculptural. Notice that streak of white paint cascading down from the centre, it's like a waterfall of emotion, cutting through the calm of the figure and adding a touch of chaos. Milk's process feels like a dance between control and chance. It reminds me of Cecily Brown's work. Both artists create these luscious, complex surfaces that invite you to get lost in the process of looking. There's no one right way to read a painting like this, and that's what makes it so exciting.