Untitled 41 (Tranquility)

This work unfolds as a stratified horizon—bands of teal, sea-glass green, and weathered sand laid one over another like remembered tides, each layer carrying its own temperature of silence. Thin, dark ruptures interrupt the calm fields, reading as distant landforms or submerged shadows, and in doing so they introduce a quiet tension between stability and drift. The softened edges and misted transitions make light feel suspended rather than sourced, suggesting a space where perception blurs into meditation and the landscape becomes an interior state. What emerges is a contemplative geography of thresholds: shore to water, clarity to obscurity, presence to disappearance.