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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.
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.
| Frame | Framed- Black, Framed- Brown, Framed- White, Unframed/ Roll |
|---|---|
| Material | Canvas, Wood |
| Size | 630 × 630 × 35 |
Yellows, blues, reds, and greens snap together like puzzle pieces, forming a vibrant, dynamic cluster.
Yet some fragments remain incomplete, suggesting the openness of stories still unfolding.
Fields of vibrant ripples—red, teal, green, and yellow—pulse with rhythm.
The work evokes both separation and unity, reflecting how life’s moments may feel distinct yet ultimately dissolve into one continuous stream of life.
Rounded, pod-like forms are suspended within vertical lines, like seeds and fruits in waiting. They embody the quiet potential of growth held within natural containers.
This piece is a meditation on stillness: the more you look outward
Nested rings expand from a deep center
Bands of red, violet, green, and gold ripple across the canvas like shifting emotional terrains.
The work invites viewers to listen to the symphony of colors, to pause amidst abundance, and to allow life to be absorbed in its fullness.
Bands of red, violet, green, and gold ripple across the canvas like shifting emotional terrains.
The work invites viewers to listen to the symphony of colors, to pause amidst abundance, and to allow life to be absorbed in its fullness.
Rounded, pod-like forms are suspended within vertical lines, like seeds and fruits in waiting. They embody the quiet potential of growth held within natural containers.
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.
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