Untitled 4 (The Hexagon Press)

A solitary, totemic structure rises in crisp black line against a misted field of gray wash, its stacked, pagoda-like tiers and crossbar “arms” reading at once as shrine, instrument, and machine. The artist’s disciplined hatching and stippling turns shadow into a living substance—an interior density that presses against the immaculate geometry, as if the form is holding a private weather inside. Ornamented glyphs hover along the upper margin like a coded horizon, suggesting an unseen cosmology that governs this object’s balance between ritual and engineering. In its measured symmetry and quiet isolation, the piece becomes a meditation on containment: a vessel for memory, power, and the fragile order we build to keep the unknown at bay.