Soft pink, peach, yellow, and muted gold give Jonathan Todryk’s “A Summer Song” a warm, luminous palette. Across the lightly painted ground, Todryk layers arcing lines, scattered gestures, small fields of color, and loosely drawn forms that appear and recede within the surface. Areas of denser mark-making are balanced by broad passages of open color, allowing individual lines and traces to remain visible without becoming fixed images. The result is a contemporary abstract painting that combines the spontaneity of drawing with subtle layers of paint and a deliberately weathered, tactile surface.