Meditation 87 (Blue Resonance)

This work stages a quiet collision between the mechanical and the meditative: a luminous, concentric “lens” on the left draws the eye inward like a portal, while the long indigo plane extends outward, steady and impenetrable, as if holding the pulse of the composition in suspension. The small red triangular incision at the far right becomes a decisive counterpoint—an alert, a direction, a wound—cutting through the cool field and turning pure geometry into narrative tension. Around this central axis, the patchwork of softened pastels and translucent textures reads like memory fragments, suggesting that perception is never singular but assembled from layered impressions, half-erased and continually reconfigured.