Untitled 3 (Mosaic of Light)

This composition reads like a quiet cartography of thought—cool blue strata of rectangles and translucent veils that hold disparate symbols in suspension, as if memory were being filed into luminous compartments. Geometric fragments—arcs, wedges, and half-moons—pulse against the grid, their occasional reds and charcoals acting as emotional flare-ups that interrupt the painting’s prevailing hush. The surface, worked with abrasion and layered texture, suggests time’s weathering: marks appear both inscribed and erased, proposing that meaning is built through repetition, revision, and loss. Within this measured architecture, the eye moves between order and drift, finding a meditative narrative of structure trying to contain the boundless.