

A solitary bicycle wheel is rendered as a quiet mandala of modern life, its spokes radiating from a small, precise hub like disciplined lines of thought reaching toward the circumference of experience. The stark whites and graphite blacks heighten a sense of measured clarity, while the faint, crossing shadows complicate the geometryβsuggesting that motion is always accompanied by its echo, its trace, its doubt. Held in suspension against an empty field, the object becomes both instrument and symbol: a cycle of departure and return, where equilibrium is built from tension and finely balanced forces.







