

This densely worked abstraction reads like a weather system of pigment—innumerable short, interlaced strokes accumulating into a vibrating skin that refuses stillness. A cooler vertical current of blues and greens presses through the center, while the flanking fields flare with ochres and ember reds, creating a quiet drama of tension between calm interior and fevered perimeter. The surface’s granular luminosity suggests time layered upon itself, as if memory and sensation have been repeatedly overwritten yet never erased. What emerges is not an image but an atmosphere: a charged space where order and turbulence negotiate their fragile truce.







