Convergence Point

A bold diagonal sweep of charcoal cuts across a warm terracotta field, bisected by a strong vertical form. Where these elements meet, a soft circular gradient dissolves into scattered texture reflecting a moment where structure gives way to something less defined, more felt. This work examines the meeting point between what we can control and what we cannot, between the clear lines we draw in our lives and the granular reality of lived experience. The limited palette and large-scale forms create a sense of quietude, even as the composition holds dynamic tension.