Triratha (Intersecting Planes)

This composition stages a quiet encounter between geometry and atmosphere: cool green planes are held in suspension by a warm, ochre frame, as if memory were being pressed into a window of light. A softened circle—part eclipse, part lens—floats at the center, its translucency suggesting a threshold where seeing becomes introspection. The horizontal band cuts across like a horizon line, stabilizing the field while also dividing it into lived and imagined space, so the work reads as both abstract architecture and an inward landscape. Its restrained tonal shifts and veiled edges cultivate a meditative tension, inviting the viewer to linger in the pause between concealment and revelation.