Untitled 66 (Crimson Tide)

A nocturnal field of violet is disrupted by ember-red incursions that rise like heat signatures, their diagonal movement suggesting a slow ignition beneath the surface. The grainy, stippled texture reads as both particulate matter and scarred skin, turning color into a record of pressure, friction, and time. What feels at first like pure abstraction becomes a topography of memory—an uneasy balance between cooling dusk and the insistence of buried fire, where calm is never fully innocent.