Stratum

Stratum is built as a system of layered states: a raw internal pulse, a structuring grid, and a final surface where energy re-emerges through form.

The first layer, the red-orange ground, is organic and fluid — like breath or heartbeat.

The second, a grid of thin yellow, pink, blue, and red lines with a black band across the middle, is rigid, linear — resembling architecture or a coordinate system.

The third, a broad, dry turquoise stroke rising from lower left to upper right, brings life again, transformed by passing through structure.

The painting shows how energy meets order, how what is inside finds form, and how form channels — rather than limits — force.

It is a visual model of growth, conflict, and transmission.