

A monumental ochre disc hovers against a rust-toned field, its soft gradations suggesting both a celestial body and a resonant drum-skinβan image of containment and vibration held in perfect poise. The central, darkened nucleus pulls the eye inward like a gravity well, while the razor-thin vertical line cleaves the composition with a measured, almost ritual clarity, turning symmetry into quiet tension. Subtle veils and stains in the pigment read as timeβs sediment, so the work becomes less an object than a meditation on balance: radiance and shadow, wholeness and division, the visible and the sensed.







