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Traces of What Was
Layers of Memory · 004/04
Traces of What Was explores the persistence of memory through layers of color, pattern and physical abrasion. Turquoise, deep blue, rust, ochre and broken orange forms emerge from a dense, weathered surface, as if fragments of an earlier place have survived beneath repeated layers of time. The work moves between recognition and disappearance: familiar marks briefly surface, then dissolve back into texture. What remains is not a literal memory, but the physical trace of one.
Dimensions100 × 70 cm · Horizontal
Year2026
MediumAcrylic, palette knife, scraping
MaterialsCanvas
TechniqueLayered acrylic with palette-knife application, scraping, surface abrasion and textured mark-making.
StyleAbstract, Contemporary
$1,900
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