This piece traces the silent choreography of the earth in motion – layers shifting, colliding and reforming across vast stretches of time. Rivers of shadow and mineral light flow side by side, separated by raised golden ridges that mark the tension between forces. These luminous edges act like fault lines, holding the memory of pressure, fracture and release.
The contrasting matt and glass-like finishes suggest different states of matter and time, as well as the slow accumulation of history. Gold threads through the composition as a record of upheaval, where rupture becomes revelation.
What appears abstract is, in essence, deeply natural: a study of the unseen movements beneath our feet and the relentless persistence of change shaping the world above.
Tectonic Veins of Time
150cm (h) x 100cm (w)
Mixed media on canvas