Untitled 23

Floating like polished vessels in a field of quiet white, these rounded forms hold layers of translucent pigment—rose, cobalt, ember, and gold—suggesting memories suspended in soft, buoyant time. The composition reads as a careful choreography of intervals: larger blocks anchor the lower register while smaller capsules and a solitary red orb punctuate the silence, turning negative space into an active, breathing presence. Subtle abrasions, stains, and luminous overlaps imply both construction and erosion, as if the work charts the fragile boundary between containment and release. What emerges is an abstract narrative of proximity—separate bodies conversing through color, their distances charged with tenderness and latent heat.