Untitled 6 (Intersecting Planes VI)

This monochrome abstraction stages a quiet architecture of weight and pause, where a dense horizontal bar presses across the center like a threshold suspended between arrival and departure. Soft-edged planes and stacked tonal bands create a measured rhythm of concealment and reveal, turning negative space into a luminous corridor that the eye repeatedly returns to. The mottled, pebble-like textures at the margins read as memory or sediment—organic traces that resist the painting’s otherwise constructed geometry—suggesting the tension between lived experience and the structures we impose to hold it.