Landscape 3 (Untitled)

This painting stages a charged conversation between heat and structure: bands of ochre, ember, and soot-like black sweep laterally like weathered strata, while cool cyan and violet interrupts act as sudden breaths of air. Semi-circular, fan-like forms—part sail, part architectural fragment—hover within a scaffold of scratched white lines, suggesting a city or memory trying to assemble itself from abrasion and drift. The surface feels excavated as much as painted, where each scrape and smear becomes a record of time, and the luminous color fields turn turbulence into an oddly resilient equilibrium.