Unstable Matter is a visual assemblage constructed from hand-painted paper fragments suspended within an open abstract composition.

Violet, muted green and acidic yellow elements overlap and intersect without forming a conventional geometric boundary. Instead of filling a defined surface, the fragments appear to gather temporarily within the surrounding white space, creating a structure that feels simultaneously constructed and unstable.

Negative space plays an essential role in the work. It penetrates the composition, separating individual elements while generating visual connections between them. Through cutting, layering and displacement, painted gestures lose their original continuity and acquire a new physical presence.

Unstable Matter explores abstraction as a temporary state: a point of equilibrium between accumulation and dispersion, construction and collapse.