Color Leak captures a quiet rupture in perception—where identity dissolves and something brighter, stranger, and more honest spills through. A seated figure in muted, vintage tones becomes a vessel for a vivid cascade of color, erupting from a clouded mind and streaming endlessly downward. The piece plays with contrast—restraint versus expression, control versus release, suggesting that what we contain inevitably finds its way out. Both unsettling and whimsical, it invites the viewer to consider what leaks through when we can no longer hold it in.