The Pull

Description

The Pull was created from the idea that collapse rarely begins at the moment we first see it. Before rupture, movement happens underneath. A slow surrender. A hidden current that shifts everything quietly before anything visibly falls apart. I wanted this work to feel submerged, emotionally and visually. The forms are not fixed structures, but fragments caught within movement already in progress. Some areas resist, others dissolve, while the surface itself carries traces of pressure, depth, and emotional displacement. The painting does not speak about destruction. It speaks about inevitability. It is the moment when stillness can no longer hold itself together.