Painting feelings and emotions in an abstract way is less about capturing what something looks like and more about translating how it feels. Instead of clear forms and figures, the artist uses colors, textures and movements of the brush to embody inner states - rage might explode in jagged strokes of red, calm might unfold in solft layers of blue, grief might sink into heavy shades of gray. Abstract painting bypasses logic and speaks directly to the sences, allowing the invisible- thoughts, moods, and memories- to find shape on the canvas without needing words or literal presentation.