A figure emerges from murky, moss toned waters in this ethereal composition, their pale upper body contrasting sharply against deep greens and blues. The painting employs loose, gestural brushwork that blurs the boundary between figuration and abstraction, with the water rendered in thick, atmospheric strokes that suggest movement and immersion. The work evokes a tension between corporeal presence and dissolution, referencing historical traditions of water as both subject and metaphor while engaging contemporary concerns with embodiment and vulnerability. Lenoir's practice oscillates between figuration and material abstraction, positioning the body as a site of psychological and physical inquiry.