Untitled 76 (Hidden Depths)

This work unfolds like an aerial memory of terrain—striated ridges and basin-like swells rendered through countless dotted marks that accumulate into a vibrating topography. The restrained palette of ash greys, soot blacks, and muted ochres lets light behave as a slow revelation, catching on the granular surface so that peaks seem to breathe forward while valleys recede into hush. Its rhythmic patterning suggests both geological time and human indexing—an insistence on measuring the immeasurable—so the landscape reads as simultaneously natural and archived. In that tension, the piece becomes a meditation on endurance: how layers—of earth, of history, of perception—quietly press into one another until they form a new kind of map.