Exist Of Life 2 (Abstract Composition) Printmaking Abstract Printmaking

This work stages a quiet collision between the crystalline certainty of geometry and the unruly residue of lived experience, as pale, clipped triangles hover like diagrams over a bruised, charcoal-thick undercurrent. The composition is cleaved into adjoining fields that read like pages or panes, inviting the eye to shuttle between transparency and concealment, where scraped whites and faint imprints suggest memories pressed into a surface and partially erased. The dense, blackened form—part creature, part shadow—anchors the lower register with a weight that feels both protective and ominous, while the greenish, lichen tones above imply fragile regeneration within a wounded architectural space. In this tension between scaffolding and fracture, the image becomes a meditation on how we try to rationalize upheaval, and how the body of an experience keeps insisting on its darker, tactile truth.