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Threshold Geometry is a delicate architecture of pastel overlays—dusty rose, sage, parchment, and pearlescent gray—arranged in softly colliding transparencies. The composition feels like both blueprint and dream, with angles, corners, and planes forming an ethereal grid of semi-permeable spaces. The diagonals create quiet momentum while remaining anchored in stillness.
There is a suggestion of something in transition—a portal, or shifting reality—where fragments of figuration dissolve into abstraction. You might glimpse an arm, a face, a spine—but only just—like memories or ghosts of form embedded within a slowly turning prism.
Threshold Geometry is a delicate architecture of pastel overlays—dusty rose, sage, parchment, and pearlescent gray—arranged in softly colliding transparencies. The composition feels like both blueprint and dream, with angles, corners, and planes forming an ethereal grid of semi-permeable spaces. The diagonals create quiet momentum while remaining anchored in stillness.
There is a suggestion of something in transition—a portal, or shifting reality—where fragments of figuration dissolve into abstraction. You might glimpse an arm, a face, a spine—but only just—like memories or ghosts of form embedded within a slowly turning prism.