Untitled 44 (Sandstone Forms)

A veil of ochre and sand-toned washes drifts across the surface like sun-bleached memory, where translucent planes and faint linework build a quiet architecture of absence. The composition gathers its weight in the lower register—an assemblage of mark, stain, and fragment—suggesting objects half-recalled, half-eroded, as if time has softened their edges into atmosphere. Subtle white accents puncture the warmth like brief breaths of light, turning the work into a meditation on persistence: what remains when the narrative dissolves, yet the trace still insists on being seen.