Untitled 2 (Abstract in Black and White)

A brooding knot of ink-like growth erupts into the pale field, its branching filaments reading at once as roots, nerves, and smoke—an anatomy of memory that refuses clean edges. The composition hinges on a tense dialogue between dense black mass and expansive negative space, where faint washes and splatters become the afterimage of impact, suggesting both emergence and erosion. In this suspended moment, the work feels like a self-portrait without a face: identity rendered as accumulation, entanglement, and the quiet violence of becoming.