Reassembly

“Reassembly” emerges from a period of interruption and renewal — a moment when things fall apart and must be put together again, though not in their original form. The work holds a tension between structure and uncertainty: layered fields that hint at what came before, geometric shapes that seem to settle and unsettle themselves, and a shifting rhythm of muted and luminous tones.
The darker and sand-coloured planes suggest fragments searching for alignment, while the vibrant yellow elements break through as moments of clarity or possibility. It is a snaphot of a process — the slow, imperfect act of gathering oneself, piece by piece.
“Reassembly” sits between the static and the evolving, holding open the question of what reconstruction might look like.