Granular Field

The surface is built from densely worked layers of color and graphite, forming a field defined by granular variation rather than distinct bands. Tones accumulate unevenly across the panel, creating areas of compression and release without a single focal point. Graphite marks interlace with the paint, reinforcing a sense of particulate structure and internal weight. The composition reads as a continuous surface shaped by accumulation, erosion, and restraint.