Untitled 76 (Serene Reflections)

This work stages a quiet archaeology of memory, where translucent fields of sage and sand overlap like sedimentary layers, allowing fragments to hover rather than resolve. The composition’s softened edges and drifting marks create a sense of contained breath—an interior landscape held within a single, rounded form—while small ochre incidents and scored lines puncture the calm like half-recalled details. Light feels filtered and patient, suggesting that what matters here is not depiction but the slow, tender act of locating meaning in what remains.