Water Hyacinth (Abstract Urban Forms)

This work stages a collision between sweeping, almost calligraphic bands and dense archipelagos of micro-mark making, where each crowded fragment reads like a compressed city of signs. The stark black diagonals carve the white field into corridors of silence, while the granular stippling and rust-tinged accents suggest erosion—memory and time abrading what once felt legible. What emerges is a portrait of contemporary perception: coherence continually interrupted, meaning assembled from debris, and the self negotiated between voids and overwhelming information.