Disintergration No.2, 2026

Oil & Cold Wax on Board  |  50 x 50 cm  |  Unframed

This smaller work continues the exploration of memory and deterioration that began with Disintegration. Both paintings draw on recollections of a childhood home, its sandstone foundations and white painted walls slowly surrendering to the passage of time. Here, the surface is more restrained, but the signs of decay remain — peeling paint, exposed stone and the gradual breakdown of something once solid. Like the memories that inspired it, the original structure is becoming less distinct, its details gradually lost or altered. I'm interested in how these fragments of the past persist, even as the things they represent begin to disappear.