Large, sweeping color fields — terracotta, peach, chartreuse, deep teal, sky blue, and cobalt — are divided and connected by thick, roaming black contour lines that branch and converge at a dense central knot, like roads meeting at an interchange or nerves converging at a ganglion. The lines don't outline the color so much as navigate through it, branching unpredictably, doubling back, looping once before continuing — tracing the irregular path of something being worked out rather than planned.
Large, sweeping color fields — terracotta, peach, chartreuse, deep teal, sky blue, and cobalt — are divided and connected by thick, roaming black contour lines that branch and converge at a dense central knot, like roads meeting at an interchange or nerves converging at a ganglion. The lines don't outline the color so much as navigate through it, branching unpredictably, doubling back, looping once before continuing — tracing the irregular path of something being worked out rather than planned.
