Untitled 108 (Abstraction of Form)

This spare graphite study distills a vessel-like form into a handful of decisive arcs, where a single darkened contour anchors the composition and the surrounding white space becomes an active field of silence. Curving bands fold over one another like a restrained gesture of embrace or containment, while the faint, radiating strokes suggest breath, motion, or an aura escaping the object’s edge. The work’s quiet tension lies in what is withheld—volume implied rather than declared—inviting the viewer to read the form as both protective shell and open threshold.