Reflection

A dense field of small, rhythmic marks forms a kind of woven lattice, where warmth and abrasion coexist—ochres, rusts, and sunlit yellows seeping through like memory beneath a screen. The repeated vertical dashes impose order, yet the surface resists certainty: smudged passages and shadowy bands interrupt the grid, suggesting concealed currents or a horizon line that refuses to settle. Light feels filtered rather than declared, as if the work meditates on perception itself—how structure can both protect and imprison, and how meaning flickers in the spaces between. The result is quietly insistent, a tactile hymn to persistence, erosion, and the patterned labor of time.