Untitled 2 (Untitled 4)

This intricate line drawing unfurls like a ceremonial efflorescence, where a central, idol-like form anchors the composition while arabesque spirals rise outward as if translating breath into ornament. The disciplined repetition of dots, scallops, and filigreed bands creates a quiet pulse—part devotional textile, part topographic map—inviting the eye to wander without ever losing the gravitational calm of the figure at its core. In the absence of color, the work finds radiance through density and interval, suggesting an inner illumination: abundance held in restraint, and spiritual presence built from patient accumulation of marks.