

This optical abstraction suspends the word “COD” inside a vibrating field of concentric lines, where language seems to surface and dissolve at once, like a signal struggling through interference. The composition is split into two registers—an airy, beige-toned upper expanse and a denser, blue-tinged lower basin—so the eye is pulled between breath and pressure, horizon and depth. The rigid geometry becomes almost aquatic: ripples, sonar rings, and a shimmering moiré that turns reading into a bodily act of focus. In that tension, the piece quietly suggests how meaning is never simply stated, but refracted through the systems—visual, commercial, or technological—that carry it.