Stratosphere

Stratosphere explores the liminal space between the visible and the unseen — a layered zone where emotional elevation, fragility, and fragmentation coexist. Set in a geometry of orbits, lines, and radiant circles, the painting evokes a metaphysical map or a celestial chart that is both cosmic and deeply internal.

Circles in gold, blue, and metallic hues float within architectural edges, crossed by expressive black gestures that interrupt and animate the stillness. These lines suggest invisible forces: tensions, memories, or energetic pulses that move across personal and collective skies.

The use of metallics and layered transparencies evokes atmospheric depth, while grid divisions offer a sense of containment within vastness. Stratosphere becomes an emotional cartography — a space of movement, contradiction, and silence — where the viewer is invited to navigate not with reason, but with inner perception.