Untitled 122 (Cosmic Bloom)

Suspended in a vaporous field of charcoal and ash, a disciplined geometry—triangles nested like a ceremonial sigil—anchors the composition, while pinpricks of light read as both constellation and code. The central vertical form suggests a totemic presence, half-architectural and half-organic, as if a spirit is being engineered from symmetry and silence. Opposite it, a pale crescent floats with guarded tenderness, tempering the rigor of the left-hand structure and turning the space into a quiet dialogue between ritual order and nocturnal drift. The work feels like a map of inner navigation, where darkness is not emptiness but a charged atmosphere holding memory, distance, and the promise of emergence.