63" x 55"
Mixed media on canvas
A luminous structure rises in soft whites and pale golds—neither defined nor diffuse, but quietly certain. The layered forms evoke an urban horizon or a sanctuary, held within gentle edges that seem to breathe. It is not a place depicted, but a presence remembered.
There is no narrative, only clarity. A presence that remains without needing to be seen.
The Shape of Presence does not offer answers, but atmosphere: the architecture of someone who once stood beside you—and somehow, still does.
63" x 55"
Mixed media on canvas
A luminous structure rises in soft whites and pale golds—neither defined nor diffuse, but quietly certain. The layered forms evoke an urban horizon or a sanctuary, held within gentle edges that seem to breathe. It is not a place depicted, but a presence remembered.
There is no narrative, only clarity. A presence that remains without needing to be seen.
The Shape of Presence does not offer answers, but atmosphere: the architecture of someone who once stood beside you—and somehow, still does.
