Receding Light Series

A textured square artwork with vertical, uneven ridges in white, framed in dark wood.
Textured wall art with vertical stripes in black and white, with a rough, layered surface in an abstract style.
Abstract painting with black textured vertical lines on the left and beige textured vertical lines on the right.
Six abstract textured square paintings on a white gallery wall, alternating black and white, with sunlight and shadow on the floor.

Receding Light / this is a 7 panel sequential Installation piece.

The work traces a gradual movement from fullness toward absence. Across seven artworks, light does not simply disappear— it is pressed, divided, diminished, and finally extinguished. The sequence was shaped by the idea of two lives altered by forces beyond there control—separation, distance, and irreversible change. What begins in completeness slowly yields to pressure, until only what remains after loss is left to speak. The progression from white to black is not only visual, but experiential. Each piece marks a threshold—a quiet shift in condition rather than a single dramatic event. The work asks viewers to move through the space as the light recedes, becoming witnesses to a transformation that cannot be undone. while the series emerged from reflections on love, conflict, and lasting weight of human consequence, it is not intended to describe a specific story. Instead, it offers a structure through which viewers may recognize there own experiences of change, separation, and what endures after something essential is gone. What fades is not only light. What remains is not only darkness.

“Studio Remanence”

Imagined Media

A rusted pendant shaped like the Om symbol, a spiritual symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism, on a black background.