Meditation 2 (Inner Radiance)

A monumental red field holds a concentric “eye” at its center, where layered rings spiral inward toward a small, luminous core, turning the act of looking into a quiet, almost ritual descent. The composition balances strict geometry with a tactile grid of faded symbols and earthen textures, suggesting memory archived in compartments while the circular aperture insists on a single, magnetic focus. Light seems to emanate from within the dark pupil, as if the work stages a dialogue between heat and void—between the body’s pulse and the mind’s need for order. This is both instrument and icon: a calibrated portal that measures time, attention, and the gravity of inner space.