Dimensional Subordination Large Scale Paintings

Dimensional Subordination is a collection of large-scale abstract paintings (each sized 100 x 120 cm) that delve into the hierarchies of space, material, and perception. These works investigate the invisible systems that govern our physical and emotional environments—how structure contains chaos, how silence overtakes signal, and how layers of experience are visually and metaphorically subordinated within the frame. Scraped, built-up, and cracked, these tactile fields resemble urban walls, digital decay, or geological strata. Over these organic layers, sharp geometric intrusions intervene with surgical clarity.