All the Sunsets

All the Sunsets explores memory, repetition, and the subtle shifts that emerge through accumulation. The surface is built from multiple layers of colour fields, where lines and small square forms appear, disappear, and re-emerge, spared or concealed by successive stages of the process.

These intersecting lines can be read as horizons unfolding in different directions, while the scattered squares function as brief points of light — suns that surface momentarily before being absorbed into later layers. Rather than depicting a single event, the painting gathers many moments into one field, suggesting how experiences overlap, fade, and persist beyond what remains visible.