Untitled 5 (Interlocking Grids)

This monochrome abstraction builds a tense architecture of overlapping planes, where hard-edged diagonals and gridded scaffolds lock into a precarious equilibrium. Light seems to seep through translucent washes and stark voids, turning the composition into a study of concealment and revelation—what is structural versus what is merely shadow. The repeated triangular facets read like fractured windows or steel trusses, suggesting an urban psyche under construction, where clarity is continually interrupted by density. In its restrained palette, the work finds drama not in color but in the moral weight of contrast: presence asserted, then partially erased.