Falling Apart, Falling Together

This series explores the interplay between fragmentation and reconstruction, capturing moments of instability and transformation. Through layered gesture and mark-making, the paintings invite reflection on the impermanent and ever-changing nature of perception.

Each piece engages with forms that simultaneously dissolve and emerge, creating a dynamic space for the viewer to navigate. The accumulation and erosion of paint, texture, and rhythm reflect the tension between dissolution and renewal, mirroring emotional and structural shifts.

The surfaces are carefully composed to highlight push and pull—between order and chaos, stability and collapse. By focusing on impermanence and the transitory, the works aim to evoke contemplation on how moments of instability can give rise to new structures, perspectives, and possibilities.

Through this exploration, the series becomes a meditation on change itself: how forms, feelings, and experiences can fragment and reconfigure, revealing patterns that are both personal and universal. Each painting is a space for viewers to witness transformation, and perhaps recognize it within themselves.