“Symphony” translates sound into structure — a visual composition where color, contrast, and geometry play like instruments in motion.
Layered in bold, harmonic blocks, the painting evokes rhythm through repetition and pause. Each field of color becomes a note; each intersection, a beat. There is no literal music — and yet, the viewer may sense tempo, echo, and movement through the interplay of form.
The work balances discipline and emotion: the precision of geometry meets the warmth of magenta, crimson, and ultramarine. The canvas becomes a stage where silence and intensity coexist — a moment where order does not limit, but liberates expression.
Symphony is an abstract score — one without melody, but rich in resonance. It is a reflection on how structure can hold feeling, and how design becomes experience when shaped with intent.
