


Against a weathered, strata-like ground that reads as cliff face, parchment, and memory at once, a procession of white forms sweeps in looping arcs, its rhythm both migratory and ceremonial. The vivid, mandala-like nodes punctuate this pale current like stations of prayer or compass roses, suggesting moments where collective motion becomes intention. Vertical drips and fissures pull the eye downward, turning the space into a gravity field where flight is continuously negotiated, and the scattered green punctuations feel like stubborn life insisting on presence within an austere expanse. The work holds a tension between freedom and choreographyβan image of passage that is simultaneously joyful, precarious, and quietly fated.







