Ectoplasm 60 by Jazzberry Blue Kamisaka Sekka drifting light — with the

drifting light — with the warmth of human presence

and green tones work together with an almost tactile richness

The ink wash is controlled and deliberate — light washes define feather texture

letting the composition feel both hand crafted and contemporary

The composition is intimate and meditative

Ectoplasm 60 by Jazzberry Blue Kamisaka Sekka drifting light — with theEctoplasm 60 is a study in controlled energy Jazzberry Blue's bold geometric forms push against fluid, organic boundaries in a composition that never quite resolves and is stronger for it. Deep saturated tones anchor the work while lighter passages pull the eye upward, creating a dynamic vertical rhythm. The Canadian artist's instinctive colour theory is evident in every transition: nothing clashes, everything vibrates. It reads as modern abstraction