Deep Down (Depth of the Sea)

This work unfurls like a submerged shoreline, where dense strata of cobalt and teal accumulate into a weathered, tidal architecture. Across the center, a fractured band of white reads as both rupture and illumination—an exposed seam that suggests memory surfacing through pressure and erosion. The sweeping diagonals and scraped, gestural marks create a restless current, holding the viewer between calm depth and abrupt upheaval, as if the painting is charting an emotional geography rather than a literal place.