Untitled 2 (Footprint Of Life)

Anchored by a fierce red field that feels both alarm and ritual drapery, the composition encloses a blue, star-pricked oval like a private cosmos in which the body is rendered as landscape. Within this sanctuary, lungs unfurl as pale, veined leaves while a translucent, inverted triangle frames a green, foot-like form—an emblem of passage—suggesting breath and movement as the twin measures of being. The collision of anatomical precision with geometric containment turns the figure into a diagram of vulnerability: life held in precarious balance between organic pulse and imposed order. What emerges is a quiet, unsettling meditation on how we navigate the world—by inhalation, by imprint, and by the fragile architectures we build to make the interior legible.