Pooja (Rhythm and Form)

This composition stages a ceremonial descent of inverted triangles through strata of vibrating color, as if each band were a layer of lived time pressed into a single vertical column. Warm ochres and reds flare like heat and earth, then yield to a lucid turquoise and deep cobalt that open brief pockets of breath before the palette sinks into a solemn black—an underworld anchor that stabilizes the entire rhythm. The crisp geometry acts as a spine, while the irregular, hand-torn edges of each stripe keep the work human and tactile, turning mathematical order into a meditation on passage, balance, and inner alignment. In its measured repetition, the image reads like a woven cosmology: thresholds stacked one upon another, inviting the eye to move inward rather than merely upward or down.