Mountain Range 10 (Abstract Landscape)

This painting stages a luminous blue field as a kind of suspended atmosphere, where dense green masses drift like half-remembered landscapes or submerged forms. Incandescent oranges and ochres flare through the darkness in fractured blocks, suggesting fleeting structures—cities, signals, or inner landmarks—caught between emergence and dissolution. The brushwork oscillates between veil and abrasion, so that space feels both expansive and intimate, as if the work is mapping the uncertain boundary between calm and urgency. What remains is a quiet tension: a sense of life persisting in patches of heat and light within an enveloping, contemplative coolness.