Dark Frequency is a visual assemblage constructed from hand-painted paper fragments reorganized within a dense modular composition.

Fluid fields of black, violet and turquoise are divided into individual elements and repositioned inside a geometric structure. The spontaneous behavior of ink and pigment contrasts with the deliberate precision of cutting and reconstruction, generating tension between organic movement and imposed order.

From a distance, the fragmented elements merge into a continuous visual field. At closer range, the composition reveals its physical construction: individual pieces, interruptions and displaced gestures that retain traces of their original painted movement.

Through repetition, fragmentation and reconstruction, Dark Frequency explores the unstable relationship between unity and multiplicity, transforming separate fragments into a visual rhythm that appears to vibrate across the surface.