No Fixed Address is a visual assemblage constructed from hand-painted paper fragments reorganized into a dense chromatic structure.

Rectangular elements carrying traces of red, yellow, blue, green, magenta and darker painted gestures are cut from their original compositions and repositioned within a new visual architecture. Through overlapping, displacement and repetition, individual fragments lose their previous context and establish unexpected relationships with one another.

Unlike a conventional geometric composition, the work avoids a dominant center. Color and form move continuously across the surface, creating a structure that appears simultaneously constructed and unstable.

Through fragmentation and reconstruction, No Fixed Address investigates the possibility of creating belonging through displacement: an image in which every element has found a new position without ever becoming completely fixed.