Untitled 35 (Red)

This composition stages a volatile horizon of ember-red strata, where bands of heat-like color are repeatedly scored by jagged black calligraphy that reads as both mountain silhouettes and psychic fractures. Thin seams of gold glint through the surface like buried light, suggesting an inner radiance struggling to articulate itself beneath abrasion and pressure. The suspended, darker forms hover between landscape and memory—geological and emotional at once—turning the canvas into a register of endurance, where intensity is not merely seen but felt as accumulation. In its rhythmic layering, the work evokes a terrain of aftermath, insisting that beauty can emerge from scorch, sediment, and the stubborn persistence of glow.