Untitled 6 (Intersecting Planes)

Layered triangles drift and interlock like a submerged architecture, where cool blues and sea-glass greens create the sensation of looking through water at a structure both precise and dissolving. The repeated geometry reads as a quiet grammar of stability, yet softened edges and granular transitions let certainty blur into atmosphere, as if the image is remembering itself rather than declaring itself. Light moves diagonally across the field, turning sharp angles into gentle thresholds and suggesting that order, here, is not rigid but meditative—an invitation to inhabit balance while accepting change.