Avper (Teal Tessellations)

This mixed-media abstraction orchestrates a buoyant field of turquoise and green where circles, wedges, and looping triangles drift like measured signals across a tide of painterly weather. The collision of crisp geometry with smeared, tactile passages—punctuated by newsprint embedded like a fragile “fact” inside a floral ring—suggests the mind’s attempt to impose order on a world that keeps dissolving and re-forming. Cool light blooms through translucent layers, while violet accents and stamped textures create a pulse between playfulness and quiet unease, as if the work charts a map of perception rather than a place. In this suspended space, meaning becomes provisional: symbols hover, align, and slip, asking what we choose to frame as stable amid constant flux.