Thundi 2008

Sally Gabori made this painting, Thundi, with what looks like acrylic on canvas, and it’s a world of pinks and greys. Imagine Gabori moving the brush across the canvas, each stroke a whisper of color, building up this landscape. It’s a place made of feeling, not just observation. The paint is applied in these short, deliberate marks— horizontal and directional, they give the canvas rhythm. See how the pinks blend into whites and greys? It's like watching a sunrise, or maybe a memory fading in and out of focus. There's a quiet strength in Gabori's work. It’s a conversation across time, where each artist adds their voice, their vision, inspired by those who came before. Gabori invites us to see the world through her eyes, to feel the weight of a place, the warmth of a color. It’s not about having all the answers, but about staying curious and connected.