First Sound Om (Fiery Symbols)

A furnace-like palette of vermilion, ochre, and bruised umber surges across the surface, where translucent veils and dragged pigments create the sensation of heat moving through air. Geometric emblems—an insistent triangle, hovering circles, and half-formed arcs—emerge like ritual signs from beneath the paint, then dissolve again, suggesting meaning that can be felt more than decoded. The composition pulses between structure and erasure, as if the work is recording a struggle to stabilize memory while it is still molten. In its layered abrasions and glowing intervals of white, the piece stages a quiet drama of renewal: light breaking through the residue of intensity rather than replacing it.