Kundalini (Meditation)

A disciplined square of blues contains a hypnotic spiral that reads at once as target and vortex, pulling the gaze inward while quietly measuring its own limits. The spiral’s near-bisected rhythm—alternating dark and light bands with slight hand-made irregularities—suggests a dialogue between order and interruption, as though certainty is always shadowed by its counterforce. The surrounding field of saturated blue behaves like atmospheric depth, turning the central coil into an emblem of thought: repetitive, tightening, and ultimately centering on a small, insistent point of resolve.