Untitled 8

This work reads like a fragmented terrain seen in close-up, where earthen reds and oxidized greens are laced with luminous seams of yellow that feel both geological and electric. The composition pivots around a dark vertical fissure, a wound-like axis that divides the surface into unstable plates, while scattered black marks punctuate the field like soot, seeds, or shorthand for memory. Thick impasto and scraped passages create a tactile tension between eruption and erosion, suggesting a landscape not merely observed but endured—an image of resilience formed through pressure, heat, and time. The faint dashed contour at the periphery introduces an almost cartographic distance, as if the painting hovers between map and scar, place and experience.