Untitled (The Yellow Grid)

A veil of luminous yellow sweeps across the surface like a network of routes or stained light, partitioning the canvas into soft-edged cells that feel both protective and restrictive. Beneath this radiance, a dense black grid corrals vivid reds, blues, and greens into flickering, urban-like pulses—suggesting lived experience compressed into architecture, memory, and code. The work stages a quiet tension between opacity and revelation: what the eye first reads as warmth becomes a filter through which the world is glimpsed, measured, and intermittently set free.