Untitled 1

This abstraction orchestrates a quiet collision of architectural blocks and translucent veils, where a dominant turquoise plane reads like a breath of air pressing against denser earthen fields. The composition hinges on crisp edges softened by scraped, hatched passages—evidence of revision that turns the surface into a record of thought rather than a single gesture. Saturated reds and a brief, electric green flare puncture the calm, suggesting private urgencies contained within an otherwise measured structure. In this shifting balance between opacity and reveal, the painting becomes a meditation on boundaries—how we build them, and how light keeps finding its way through.