Untitled 12 (Beneath the Surface)

A solitary figure reclines along the horizon like a fragile punctuation mark between sky and earth, rendered with a folk-like candor that belies the scene’s psychological weight. Beneath him, the ground becomes a labyrinth of pink contour-lines over a dark void, a cartography of inner terrain where pale fish drift as if memory has flooded the soil. The scattered red blossoms pulse as small alarms of life, suggesting that tenderness persists even as the landscape fractures into channels of uncertainty. In this suspended, dream-logic ecology, rest reads not as peace but as vigilance—an attempt to stay buoyant above the intricate, swallowing mind of the world.