Untitled 4 (Bird in a Box)

Suspended in a sea of turquoise washes and palimpsest markings, the composition reads like a weathered map of memory—layered scripts, arrows, and faint diagrams suggesting systems of meaning that have been revised, erased, and rewritten. At its quiet center, a small bird held within a circular aperture becomes both witness and refuge, a tender singularity against the surrounding visual “noise” of coded language and measured notations. The restrained light and patinated textures turn the surface into an archaeological field, where intimacy survives inside bureaucracy, and the fragile pulse of life asserts itself amid impersonal signs and drifting currents.