



This composition stages a tense choreography of fractured planes, where ribbon-like forms buckle and splice through a gridded architecture as if the room itself were flexing under pressure. Sepia washes and tar-dark contours create a bruised luminosity—light seems to seep rather than shine—so that every highlight reads like a scar across a surface that has been bent, scraped, and reassembled. The spatial logic oscillates between interior and ruin: upholstered volumes suggest domestic comfort, yet their sharp, blade-like protrusions turn familiarity into hazard, proposing a quiet narrative of collapse and persistence. In this unstable equilibrium, the work becomes a meditation on how memory and structure hold—imperfectly—after impact.







