Untitled 16 (Golden Urban Scape)

This abstraction stages a tense architecture of fragments—rectilinear blocks and sketched triangulations—held in suspension against a field of ochre that reads like sunbaked air and weathered time. A vertical flare of orange cleaves the composition like a spine, while the dense, mottled center—scored with grit and palimpsest marks—suggests memory being built and dismantled at once. The interplay of dark umbers with fiery reds creates a pulse of contained unrest, as if the painting is negotiating between order’s grid and the inevitability of erosion. In its layered surfaces and interrupted alignments, the work becomes a quiet meditation on resilience: structure persists, but only through perpetual revision.