Untitled 10 (Urban Rhythm)

This composition stages a quiet dialogue between geometry and atmosphere, where stacked semicircles and grids act like architectural scaffolding for more fluid, translucent washes to drift through. The palette—cool aquas and sea-glass greens punctuated by ochres and bruised violets—creates a sensation of memory being edited in real time, with each layer both revealing and obscuring what came before. Dotted fields and concentric arcs introduce a measured pulse, suggesting data, rhythm, or the logic of systems, yet the imperfect overlaps insist on the human hand and the beauty of misalignment. In its fractured planes and softened edges, the work becomes a meditation on how order is continually negotiated—built, disrupted, and rebuilt into a fragile coherence.