Interrupted Field explores the tension between continuity and disruption. Built upon a muted, textured ground, the composition unfolds like a surface repeatedly marked, erased, and rewritten. Bold strokes of black, red, yellow, and blue break through the calm field, acting as visual interruptions—moments of intensity that disturb an otherwise restrained rhythm.
The layered marks suggest fragments of urban memory, worn walls, or signals left behind by movement and time. Some gestures feel deliberate, others accidental, echoing the unpredictable nature of lived experience. The work invites the viewer to pause and observe how interruptions do not destroy the field, but instead redefine it—adding depth, history, and meaning.
Rather than offering a fixed narrative, Interrupted Field remains open-ended, encouraging personal interpretation and quiet reflection.
