Untitled 7

This work drifts like a submerged memory, where translucent ochres and sea-green veils overlap to form a choreography of angular, half-emerging figures. The composition hinges on a central, vessel-like silhouette—at once body and container—around which sharp, arrowed shapes orbit, suggesting migration, pursuit, and the restless logic of currents. Light is not cast but absorbed and re-released through scumbled textures, giving the surface a weathered, archaeological feel, as though meaning has been scraped down and repainted in quiet layers. In its ambiguity, the painting becomes a meditation on passage: identities thinning into atmosphere, yet held together by a persistent, tidal rhythm.