Green Linen captures the delicate interplay between structure and organic rhythm through a woven grid of intersecting green and teal lines. The artist uses fluid, hand-drawn strokes that mimic the warp and weft of fabric, allowing gentle irregularities to bring the piece to life. The layered greens evoke the freshness of spring foliage and the natural tones of woven fibers, while subtle transparency between the lines suggests light filtering through cloth.

The composition feels both meticulous and spontaneous — a meditation on repetition, balance, and the beauty of imperfection. The frayed edges along the top and sides soften the grid’s precision, inviting the viewer to consider the intersection of craft, nature, and the human touch.