Untitled 140 (Red Violet)

Broad, interlocking planes of coral, lavender, and sunlit ochre assemble like fragments of a remembered interior, where edges never fully resolve and space feels simultaneously constructed and dissolving. Veils of translucent color and scumbled textures let earlier layers breathe through, turning the surface into a record of hesitation and renewal rather than a fixed image. The composition’s quiet vertical thrust suggests a passage or threshold, inviting the eye to move between warmth and coolness as if navigating emotion through architecture. In this gentle tension between abrasion and luminosity, the work becomes a meditation on how coherence is pieced together from imperfect, tender remains.