Untitled 2 (Abstract Landscape)

A monolithic, cloud-like mass hovers against a saturated blue field, its softened modeling and muted earth tones suggesting something both geological and dreamborne—an atmosphere made solid. Across the lower plane, razor-edged triangles of green, yellow, and magenta are locked into a black, architectural framework, as if a modernist construction is attempting to measure, contain, or translate the unruly drift of nature. The stark collision of velvety gradations with hard-edged geometry creates a tense lyricism: the eye oscillates between weight and weightlessness, between lived landscape and the tidy abstractions we impose upon it. In that friction, the work becomes a quiet allegory of perception itself—how the world arrives as sensation, and how quickly we scaffold it into systems.