ELEMENTAL DRIFT (150x200) is a reticular journey—a conceptual flight across a terrain that fundamentally disrupts normative orientation. The painting employs a biomorphic visual language idiomatic to the artist, expertly blurring the line between bodily shapes and landscape expectations. This process achieves a potent, asymmetrical relationship between vision and the systems of language, embracing the complexity of mapping while refusing its containment, ultimately enacting a profound merging of inner and outer states. The canvas plays with elemental hues: the raw, cool depths of cerulean and ultramarine contrast dynamically with the searing, bodily warmth of sienna. This chromatic tension generates a living, breathing landscape. The work’s commanding scale of 200×150 cm invites immersion and liberates the composition from any predetermined spatial axis, transforming the act of viewing into a dialogue of autonomy and perception. Created with oil, natural pigments (including iron oxide and sienna), and enamel on canvas, Elemental Drift is currently featured at The Factory LIC in Long Island City, NYC, as a key selection for the NYC Art Week exhibition curated by Charles Moore.