Untitled 606

This work stages a ceremonial geometry: a red cruciform structure asserts itself like a boundary or vow, while the surrounding dark chevrons press inward, tightening the visual field with disciplined insistence. At the center, a diamond of deep green—framed by warm, ochre diagonals—reads as a guarded chamber, where the texture’s carved ridges turn pigment into a tactile architecture of resistance and repose. The chromatic tension between blood-red, earthen yellow, and nocturnal green suggests a narrative of protection and vulnerability, as if the painting were mapping the threshold between public declaration and private interiority.