Untitled 112 (Kaleidoscope of Colors)

This abstract composition stages a quiet drama between instinct and order, where a saturated red field pulses like an emotional ground and is tempered by cool bands of teal and violet that read as thresholds or measured breath. Glyph-like circles, serrated borders, and drifting marks suggest a personal cosmology—half diagram, half memory—inviting the eye to navigate by intuition rather than logic. The luminous green enclosure on the right, cradling a pale seed-form, becomes a vessel of potential: a guarded interior life held upright against the surrounding noise of symbols. In its layered translucencies and textured scumbles, the work speaks of containment and release, as if meaning is continually forming, dissolving, and reforming at the edge of visibility.