Song Of Life 9 (The All-Seeing Eye of Vishnu)

This composition stages a quiet rite of assembly: warm, earthen planes are quilted into a disciplined grid, while ovoid vessels and totemic blocks rise like icons held in careful balance. At the center, a nested, womb-like form cradles a silhouetted figure, turning the act of containment into a meditation on origin—how memory and identity are carried, sealed, and revealed through pattern. The restrained palette of siennas and muted greens softens the geometry into breath, allowing light to feel less like illumination than like heat retained within pigment. Ornament becomes language here, suggesting an ancestral diagram where symmetry promises order even as the symbols remain deliberately private.