Spontaneous Generation 4

This mixed-media abstraction reads like an excavation of memory, where scraped plaster, embedded grit, and drifting pigment create a weathered ground that feels both archaeological and intimate. Against the muted, fog-like field, clustered geometric shards and stained, emblematic forms gather into a precarious “figure,” suggesting identity assembled from fragments—part map, part relic, part dream. The soft greys and sea-glass greens temper bursts of rust and white, letting light skim the raised textures as if revealing what was once concealed. In its restless layering, the work turns rupture into rhythm, proposing that meaning is not found intact but patiently reconstructed through touch, time, and trace.