In The Spaces We Live (Diptych)

Suspended between revelation and erasure, this work presents a luminous, membrane-like form whose translucent orbs and filamented lattices read as both cellular anatomy and engineered circuitry. A stark vertical seam splits the image like a fault line or hinge, turning the composition into a study of duality—two states of the same organism, two registers of perception, two versions of truth. The fevered crimson ground presses in from the margins, lending the piece a visceral urgency, while the pearled whites and pale grays hold a cool, clinical calm that complicates the emotional temperature. What emerges is a meditation on fragility and containment: life held in suspension, mapped and measured, yet still refusing to settle into a single identity.