In this square-format digital work, 83 Oranges explores the physical sensation of touch through varied blue hues and the soft textures of watercolor. The composition centers on the anatomy of hands as they reach into a pool, creating ripples that illustrate the principles of fluid dynamics. It is a focused study on how light interacts with moving water, catching on the surface to define the space between the human form and the liquid element.

The piece moves beyond a simple depiction of a beach scene or a basin, leaning into the abstract concept of divine purity. By isolating the gesture of touching water, the artist invites an introspective journey into stillness and peace. The interplay of shadow and light across the fingers suggests a sensory movement experience, where the act of immersion becomes a quiet, meditative ritual.