For Meanders, I began with the idea of movement shaped by intention. Instead of working with fragments, I focused on continuous lines that travel across the surface and define space through direction and rhythm.

The composition is built from elongated curves that expand and contract, creating tension between stability and flow. Each line was carefully refined to maintain balance across the surface, so that no area feels accidental or excessive. 

Contrast plays a central role. The interaction between light and dark defines depth and reinforces the clarity of the lines. What interested me was continuity, how a visual path can guide the eye without interruption.

Meanders is about discipline within fluidity. The movement feels natural, yet it is precisely constructed, resulting in a work that is dynamic while remaining coherent and purposeful.