Blue 1 (Tapestry of Hues)

This work orchestrates a nocturne of violets and indigos into a dense, architectural field where hard-edged planes collide with slick, folded surfaces, as if the painting has been built from fragments rather than brushed into being. Glossy highlights skim across taped seams and creases, turning light into an active agent that both reveals and withholds, suggesting memory as a layered construction—patched, revised, and never fully smooth. The compressed space reads like a barricade and a curtain at once, offering the sensation of standing before an interior threshold where calm depth is undercut by quiet tension and restraint.