Lost Connection explores the fragmentation of meaning and the decay of informational structures over time. Using repurposed elements from earlier works, it reflects on how content becomes dislocated, degraded, and reinterpreted. The piece features geometric motifs—cuboids, crosses, and digital traces—that suggest data systems, belief structures, and memory. Their eroded forms evoke the entropy of stored information and fading human connections. Intentional gaps and interruptions in the composition act as structural elements, representing both breakdowns and opportunities for reinterpretation. These absences emphasize uncertainty, disconnection, and the potential for reconstruction. Ultimately, Lost Connection suggests that meaning is not fixed but emerges through the interplay of presence and absence, inviting viewers to engage with it as an open, evolving system.

A transitional space that follows significant events—a moment of pause, the onset of recovery, of stillness. It is a place to rest after a journey or upheaval. The beginning of afterwards. Saffron orange, the central colour, evokes both vitality and alertness, reflecting a balance between comfort and vigilance. A state of readiness. Applied to the raw reverse side of a retasked canvas, the untreated surface presented stains and markings, traces of an older process. Providing the metaphor for transition from one current state to another. Sparsity of marks and vagrant traces evoke fragments of memory, of content. Subtle suggestions of debris or residue of an experience and its memory. embedded in the canvas, allowing the empty space to become the content.