Untitled (The Gathering)

Against a vast, velvety void, a cluster of interlocking profiles materializes like a shared memory assembled from fragments—faces drawn in spare, searching lines while color-fields and patterned strata pulse beneath their skin. The composition reads as a psychological collage: overlapping planes of ochres, teals, and rusts suggest identities layered by time, intimacy, and interruption, where one gaze bleeds into another and private thought becomes communal architecture. The surrounding darkness functions as both stage and silence, amplifying the sense that these figures are suspended between presence and erasure, negotiating the boundary where the self ends and the other begins.