Untitled 1 (Untitled 1)

This abstract composition is built in stratified bands that read like a weathered horizon—ochre light pressing down upon a dense field of green, interrupted by a charcoal seam that feels both boundary and bruise. The surface is restless with scumbled textures, abrasions, and half-erased marks, suggesting memory sedimented into matter, where gestures linger like traces of impact rather than declarations. In the pale lower expanse, the paint thins into a near-void, allowing breath and silence to enter, as if the work stages a slow negotiation between grounded earth-tones and the dissolving edge of disappearance. What emerges is a meditation on endurance: land, time, and emotion layered until they become indistinguishable, held together by the tension of what is revealed and what is withheld.