A curation by Vlad Merariu, Curator at Dance Artworks Gallery - This collection reduces the image to its most decisive gesture, the horizontal cut. Bands of pigment, wax, sand, and oil behave like measured terrain, sea, or sky, but never settle into illustration. Each work holds a threshold: dense black against chalk white, cobalt against stone grey, gold against misted green, a red line that sharpens the entire field. Texture matters as much as hue. Granular surfaces absorb light, slick passages reflect it, and thin veils of paint let earlier layers breathe through. Seen together, these pieces read like a calm visual instrument, a set of quiet horizons that stabilizes the eye and resets the room.