Untitled 6 (Verdant Triptych)

This triptych distills landscape into quiet geometry: bands of turquoise and deep teal settle like layers of air and water, while a crisp, folded ridge line holds the horizon in poised suspension. The repeated central motif reads as a measured breath across three panels—an incremental shift that turns sameness into meditation, inviting the eye to register nuance rather than spectacle. Submerged ovals at the lower edge suggest wells, shadows, or portals, anchoring the composition with a hush of interior depth that makes the scene feel both external and psychological.