Untitled 1 (Chromatic Division) Acrylic Abstract Painting

This work reads like a fractured memory panelled into two emotional climates: an upper field where scarlet urgency collides with ash-toned shadows, and a lower expanse of saturated blue that settles into a nocturnal, almost oceanic depth. The composition’s hard horizontal divide behaves like a psychological horizon—above it, forms compress and smear as if under pressure; below it, translucent veils and scraped textures suggest submerged narratives that refuse full articulation. Flecks of light and abrupt tonal reversals create a tense rhythm, implying a dialogue between impulse and restraint, disclosure and concealment. In its layered abrasions and overprints, the piece becomes an archive of gestures—evidence of conflict transformed into a poised, resonant equilibrium.