



This composition choreographs a volatile conversation between tenderness and abrasion: fuchsia arcs bloom like breath or petals, yet they are repeatedly interrupted by granular blacks that read as soot, static, or erasure. The eye is pulled into a dense, spiral nucleus—an obsessive coil edged with calligraphic fray—suggesting a psyche turning inward even as it radiates outward through translucent bands of color. Suspended within the surrounding whiteness, the forms feel both weightless and urgent, as if meaning is trying to assemble itself from fragments of gesture, memory, and noise.







