In Chasing Daylight, Mustafa Al-Nasheet captures the subtle choreography of plants reaching for light within the domestic sphere. Seedlings bend and stretch across tables and makeshift planters, echoing a quiet urgency—one that mirrors our own instinct to seek warmth, clarity, and growth. The golden window glows like a beacon, suggesting time’s passage and the ever-shifting relationship between interior and exterior spaces. The composition balances order and spontaneity, with trays, tools, and containers arranged in a rhythm that feels both intentional and lived-in. This painting speaks to the small, persistent acts of care that define both gardening and daily life. Through vibrant colors and graphic forms, Al-Nasheet reflects on our need to cultivate beauty and resilience within the limited architectures we inhabit—always chasing light, even in stillness.