A Chronicle of Residual Light

This artwork is a bold meditation on memory and resilience, rendered through vivid abstraction. Layers of red, ochre, and cobalt blue collide and coexist, echoing the architecture of inner landscapes - those fractured, rebuilt, and illuminated over time. The composition hums with energy, where rough geometry and raw textures speak of both structure and erosion. Fragments of warmth peek through veils of cooler tones, suggesting the persistence of light even in places worn by history.

This work invites viewers to navigate a shifting emotional terrain - part ruin, part reconstruction - where each layer carries the ghost of what came before.