Decorative Assemblages Iv Wood Abstract Painting

This work stages a tense conversation between heat and hardware: a searing red field presses inward, while the embedded metallic planes and gridded circles read like salvaged circuitry or industrial relics held in suspension. The composition pivots on diagonals and repeating apertures, creating a rhythm that feels both mechanical and bodily—like breath moving through a constructed shell. Light gathers along the brushed silvers and bruised bronzes, suggesting memory polished by friction, as if the city’s discarded parts are being re-sanctified into a private icon. In the collision of glossy metal and weathered pigment, the piece proposes that modern life is built from fragments—ordered, anxious, and unexpectedly luminous.