Architecture of Unrest is a visual excavation of systems on the verge of collapse. Through layered abstraction, I construct and deconstruct a fractured landscape of containment, resistance, and transformation. Vertical and diagonal elements suggest scaffolding, surveillance towers, or redacted grids—marking both physical and psychological borders. Soft fields of desaturated greens and violets collide with assertive strokes of crimson and ochre, symbolizing emotional rupture and political urgency. I employ mark-making that resembles architectural drafts, protest diagrams, and mapping systems—all destabilized through gesture, erasure, and rupture. The result is a piece that pulses with quiet rebellion: a map of unrest that refuses resolution
Architecture of Unrest is a visual excavation of systems on the verge of collapse. Through layered abstraction, I construct and deconstruct a fractured landscape of containment, resistance, and transformation. Vertical and diagonal elements suggest scaffolding, surveillance towers, or redacted grids—marking both physical and psychological borders. Soft fields of desaturated greens and violets collide with assertive strokes of crimson and ochre, symbolizing emotional rupture and political urgency. I employ mark-making that resembles architectural drafts, protest diagrams, and mapping systems—all destabilized through gesture, erasure, and rupture. The result is a piece that pulses with quiet rebellion: a map of unrest that refuses resolution
