Untitled 109

This abstraction stages a dramatic encounter between heat and depth: incandescent fields of ochre and ember press against cavernous blues, as if light were forcing its way through a fractured interior landscape. Angular planes interlock and shear apart, creating a restless architecture of movement where each edge feels like a decision—cut, rejoined, and revised—until the eye finds brief refuge in cooler passages. The painterly textures and shadowed seams suggest erosion and rebuilding at once, turning the composition into a meditation on resilience: the psyche as terrain, continually broken open to admit new illumination.