Untitled 7 (Entangled)

A monolithic, shard-like form emerges from a velvet field of darkness, its pale interior patterned like a topographical memory—part architecture, part geological slice. Across its surface, a web of black, tensile lines tightens and loosens like a nervous system, suggesting both scaffolding and constraint as light presses through the gaps. The composition stages a quiet struggle between containment and revelation, where the luminous core feels protected yet trapped, turning the object into a meditation on how structures—built or psychological—both shelter and bind.