Pulsations (Rhythmic Resonance) Acrylic Abstract Painting

This work reads like an urban palimpsest—vertical bands of ochre, turquoise, and ember-red acting as structural pillars while the central field corrodes into smoky blacks and chalky whites, as if time has scoured the surface to reveal earlier histories beneath. The palette’s jubilant brightness is repeatedly interrupted by abrasion, drip, and scrape, creating a tension between celebratory color and the bruised evidence of erasure. Space here is not illusionistic but archaeological: layers accumulate, fracture, and reassert themselves, suggesting memory as a contested site where order and rupture coexist. The painting’s rhythm—striped, then shattered—feels like a pulse caught between emergence and decay, insisting that beauty can arrive through disturbance rather than resolution.