Vertical bands of copper, deep teal, and black descend through a pale cream background, transitioning from solid forms into soft, mist-like gradients. The composition features sharp, jagged edges at the top that bleed into textured splatters and smooth, dripping lines toward the bottom. Light appears to emanate from the upper left, casting a subtle glow across the metallic orange tones while creating deep shadows within the dark lower regions.

Scraped Substrata

Jagged vertical fractures split the cardstock, spilling oxidized copper-green pigment that bleeds toward nothingness like ink in water. Each rhythmic jolt of the scalpel strips away layers of a coherent past to reveal only matte charcoal depths beneath. These deliberate abrasions do not uncover an inherent core, but rather carve a shape out of the void through constant friction. In this slow destruction, a quiet stability emerges from the very act of being worn away.

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