Low Signal

Low Signal explores the threshold where structure and color nearly disappear into one another. Dense, interwoven dark forms create a holding field that softens visibility, allowing muted greens and violets to surface intermittently—like light traveling through deep cover. This work rests in attenuation rather than emergence. It reflects states of quiet coherence, where information moves slowly and persistence matters more than clarity. What remains is not absence, but continuity operating below the level of urgency.