Wood Note 90 (Golden Dawn)

This composition suspends the viewer inside a luminous haze where ochres and pale golds seep downward like weathered light, while a central column of charcoal shadow quietly anchors the field. The paint behaves as both veil and revelation—thin washes and abrupt, scraped gestures suggesting forms that almost cohere before dissolving back into atmosphere. In the tension between ascension and erosion, the work reads as a meditation on memory: what remains are not objects, but the afterglow of presence and the gravity of what cannot be fully named.