Untitled 1 (Mosaic of Hues)

This all-over field of color behaves like a densely populated terrain, where countless tessellated strokes accumulate into a living surface that seems to shimmer as the eye moves. Warm ochres and earthen browns provide a grounded undertone, while sudden sparks of turquoise, lime, and vermilion puncture the fabric like fleeting signals—moments of clarity inside an otherwise restless hum. The composition refuses a single focal point, inviting a meditative scanning that turns perception into participation, as if the work is less an image than a record of time layered upon itself. In that insistence on simultaneity—noise and harmony, chaos and cohesion—the painting suggests an inner geography of memory: fragmented, radiant, and stubbornly alive.