Against a field of vivid blue, two figures meet in an intimate dance. Dressed in Día de los Muertos-inspired attire, they are built from broad geometric planes of coral, cream, charcoal, gray, and blue. Flowers, feathers, beads, and rosettes add detail, but the painting keeps returning to the small space between their faces.
Still Dancing is less about death than what might remain beyond it: recognition, affection, and the familiar pull of another person.
