Song Of Life 2 (Watcher on the Wall)

A single, monumental eye anchors the composition like a silent oracle, its dark pupil crossed by a delicate geometry that suggests both measurement and divination. Around it, stacked bands of triangles, circles, and wavering lines form a totemic architecture—part cosmogram, part textile—where order is repeatedly softened by rhythm, as if logic must negotiate with intuition. The subdued teal and green palette, veiled in atmospheric haze, turns the surface into a dusk-like field of contemplation, implying that perception here is not simply seeing but a ritual of decoding. In this work, vision becomes a constructed language: precise, symbolic, and quietly unsettled by the mysteries it tries to contain.