Poem Of Colours 1

This circular field reads like a living cross‑section of terrain, where densely packed, impasto strokes accumulate into a vibrating skin of matter—at once cellular and cartographic. Warm ochres and ember oranges surge through cooler greens, creating a pulse of heat against growth, as if seasons are compressed into a single rotating plane. The web of linear fissures interrupts the tactile abundance, suggesting fault lines or sutures that both fracture and hold, turning surface into a meditation on resilience: continuity built from countless small marks. In its relentless repetition, the work proposes time not as a narrative, but as sediment—layered, restless, and quietly luminous.