Untitled I (Urban Tapestry)

This dense abstract collage stages a vivid negotiation between order and improvisation, where vertical bands act like architectural ribs holding together a restless field of cut forms, stippled textures, and floating orbs. Saturated reds and violets pulse against inky voids, letting light appear as a puncture rather than a wash—small circular “nodes” that suggest memory, signal, or heartbeat amid the layered noise. The interlocking shapes read like fragments of maps and fabric swatches, hinting at an interior city of sensation where identity is assembled from overlapping histories. In its tactile accumulation, the work proposes that coherence is not found by simplifying, but by learning to inhabit complexity as a kind of luminous rhythm.