Conducting a silent orchestra, reaching for the stars and enriching the lives of those under her spell, a young woman cavorts with artistic license on a stage where but she is the player. Her rhythm is captivating, her poise and elegance, peerless, the energies expelled and at her perpetual beck and call, simply mesmerising. A khaki-coloured vista stands in the shadow of her monumental performance, a non-descript floor to her feet. The very real figment of our collective imaginations is choreographed with intensity and pictorial delirium centre-stage, in cascading reds and creams, materially complimented by the brushstroked administration of thrills and cuffs and ruffles, all multi-faceted and layered to devastating effect, affording her the desired freedom of movement and expression that’s so immediately realised in a Fletcher Sibthorp composition. ‘El Baile de Pasion’ is the respected contemporary figurative artist’s latest illustrative formulation, that inject energy and life onto the painted surface area with several degrees of sublime.