Untitled 1 (Unfurling)

This abstract field reads like a crowded palimpsest of gestures—looping arcs and half-forms hovering over cascades of vertical drips—where each layer feels both an erasure and a renewed insistence. A bruised palette of slate blues and smoky violets is punctured by ember reds and acidic oranges, creating a volatile light that seems to pulse from within rather than fall across the surface. The composition denies a single focal point, instead offering a restless choreography that mirrors how memory accumulates: repeated marks returning like refrains, while gravity-streaks pull the eye downward into a sense of time, decay, and persistence. In its tension between control and surrender, the work becomes a map of interior weather—conflicted, energetic, and strangely resilient.