View From Window

Suspended between emptiness and abundance, the composition stages a quiet dialogue: a wide, breath-like field of white on the left is answered by a dense, weathered tapestry of washes and stains on the right. Transparent layers of ochre, rust, and sea-blues bleed into one another, while thin linear “stems” stitch the surface as if mapping fragile connections across time. The scattered droplets and bruised edges feel like evidence—an emotional sediment—suggesting memory’s tendency to pool, evaporate, and reappear in unexpected marks. In its restrained asymmetry, the work becomes a meditation on balance: what is withheld versus what overflows, and how meaning gathers in the spaces between.