Cross Terrain

Multiple color fields press against and through one another, forming a dense surface of intersecting planes. Ink marker is layered in short, directional marks, with white passages interrupting and clarifying transitions between areas. Edges are asserted through overlap rather than outline, allowing color to define structure. No single field dominates; instead, the composition is held in balance by compression, adjacency, and repeated crossing. The surface reads as accumulated ground, built through sustained marking and adjustment.