Untitled 13 (Intersecting Realities)

This composition orchestrates a quiet architecture of intersecting planes—emerald, teal, and charcoal facets that fold into one another like memories of landscape translated into geometry. Light is not painted as illumination but as structure, appearing in the pale arc and the faint, horizon-like line that steadies the shifting angles, suggesting a threshold between the organic and the constructed. The granular, almost weathered surface softens the hard-edged forms, allowing the piece to breathe with a meditative tension—an inner map where direction is felt rather than declared. In its layered transparency and muted depth, it evokes the experience of searching for coherence within complexity, as if the terrain is both external and psychological.