NEW ABSTRACTS  (2025)

The mental architecture of thought: how we divide, contain, and control the intangible. I translate the invisible process into a visual language of texture, repetition, and contrast. 

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The absence of hue mirrors the neutrality of pure cognition, a state before feeling or narrative intrudes. The varied surface treatments, scraped, layered, and brushed, evoke the ways thoughts overlap, resist, or dissolve into one another. Some areas suggest mental noise; others are open and linear, signaling clarity or release.

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I aim to give form to the inner negotiations that structure human consciousness, a meditation on the tension between
containment and continuity.