Untitled 12 (Blue Horizon)

This painting distills a mountainous terrain into interlocking planes of indigo, slate, and violet, where bold, angular brushstrokes behave like facets of memory rather than literal geology. A cold, luminous band along the horizon cleaves the composition, suggesting a distant thaw of light that makes the darker foreground feel both protective and foreboding. The rhythmic alternation of compressed shadows and abrupt highlights creates a sensation of moving through shifting weather—an interior landscape in which stability is constantly negotiated. What emerges is a meditation on remoteness: the mountain as a quiet monument to endurance, and the viewer’s gaze as the only path across its fractured silence.