Summer Snow imagines a garden caught in a moment of seasonal confusion. White flowers gather like snowdrifts, while summer blooms, butterflies and bright berries remain scattered through the scene. At its centre, a small bird appears to take this unlikely turn in the weather entirely in its stride.

The work lightly reflects the increasing unpredictability of our climate, as familiar distinctions between the seasons become less dependable. Flowers appear too early, warmth arrives unexpectedly and sudden cold interrupts the growing season. Here, that uncertainty becomes a playful collision: part summer garden, part winter landscape, and a reminder that none of us—not even the wildlife—can be quite sure what the weather will do next.