Woven Noise is a visual assemblage constructed from hand-painted paper strips cut, interwoven and reorganized into a dense abstract structure.

Vertical and horizontal elements cross one another to create a physical network of fragmented gestures. Black, white and muted grey marks lose their original continuity as individual painted fragments become part of a larger visual rhythm.

The central area develops into a dense accumulation of information, while toward the upper and lower edges the composition gradually opens and the strips return to white. This transition exposes the physical construction of the work and creates a tension between image and object.

Through cutting, weaving and reconstruction, Woven Noise extends painting beyond the continuous surface, transforming gesture into structure and fragmentation into a new form of visual continuity.