Distortion 7 (Fourfold)

This quartet of mixed-media panels reads like a diary of half-remembered language—glyphs, stencils, and childlike scrawls hovering between confession and cipher. Each composition organizes its field through weighted orbs and cloudy voids, where chalky abrasion and translucent layering turn the surface into an atmosphere of thought rather than a stable scene. The restrained greys and ochres are periodically ruptured by urgent reds, suggesting moments when private impulse breaks through the discipline of design. Across the sequence, the work proposes meaning as something assembled from fragments: symbols that refuse to resolve, yet insist on being felt as intimate evidence of presence.