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Solar Residue (Architecture of Memory)
Solar Residue is an exploration of the interplay between architectural rhythm and material erosion under the weight of time and light.
The geometry of modernist facades dissolves into textured surface — a residue of ideal form, scorched by sun and duration.
Burnt sienna spills across the structure like light pressing into concrete — not to illuminate, but to consume.
Through layered brushwork and scraped gestures, the painting becomes a meditation on heat, memory, and the slow unraveling of constructed order.
This is not an image of a building, but its afterglow — a trace of what it means to inhabit form.
2025, Acrylic and Sand Texture on Canvas,palette knife
Size: 50 x 70 cm
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