Concentric squares in earthy tones of black, red, and ochre form a grid of shifting depths.
Each layer holds its own weight, yet together they create harmony — distinct yet inseparable. The composition becomes a meditative chamber, a still space held within geometry.

A cruciform figure held within fields of dense texture emerges on wood. Its outline feels both fragile and enduring, a threshold where shadow becomes presence.
The work offers a transcendent quality, giving the viewers an exceptional experience.

Nine recessed squares echo across the surface, repeating like a mantra.
Each window draws the gaze inward, then returns it to the whole, creating a rhythm of expansion and retreat that suggests stillness is not fixed but endlessly unfolding.

In this frame, the vision itself becomes the subject, inviting viewers to connect on a deeper, more intimate level.
The face emerges as a site of both seeing and being seen, a threshold between perception and presence.