Untitled 6

This abstract composition stages a quiet negotiation between heat and coolness, where sun-baked oranges and reds press against aqueous blues in a grid of shifting territories. Semi-opaque layers and scraped textures allow earlier decisions to glow through the surface, suggesting memory as a palimpsest rather than a clean slate. A vertical band of acid green acts like a hinge or threshold, interrupting the blocks with a faintly luminous pulse that turns the painting into a map of inner weather—part architecture, part sensation. The overall rhythm feels both constructed and unstable, as if order is continually being revised by the lived friction of color and time.