Persistent Fields presents a controlled sequence of abstract works in which repeated mark making accumulates, compresses, and erodes the surface, allowing pressure and residue to replace composition as the primary structuring force.

Field: A surface operating as a continuous zone rather than a composed image.

Accumulation: Visible build up through repetition and layering.

Pressure: Compression, saturation, density, or force that limits movement.

Residue: What remains after action, removal, or erosion.