Untitled 2 (Cityscape in Flux)

A dense, scribbled nucleus anchors the composition like a knotted memory, surrounded by crisp blocks of red and blue that read as sudden, declarative thoughts puncturing a field of muted greys. To the right, an expansive orange plane acts as both heat and silence, pressing against translucent, ghosted forms that suggest a landscape dissolving into atmosphere. The work stages a tense dialogue between structure and erosion—between the need to name experience in geometry and the inevitability of its drift into haze—so that the painting feels simultaneously architectural and deeply psychological.