Untitled (Stormy Horizon)

This atmospheric abstraction unfolds like weather remembered rather than observed, where slate-blue vapors suspend above a bruised, earthen ground and the eye drifts without a fixed horizon. Subtle vertical incisions—half rain, half scar—score the surface, turning the calm into a quiet reckoning between erosion and endurance. The restrained palette and layered patina suggest time sedimented into matter, as if the painting holds a landscape’s emotional residue: hushed, stoic, and insistently present.