Roaring in Silence
Architectures of the mind
This series emerged alongside a sustained meditation practice, through which the mind began to unfold as a spatial structure. The paintings construct fictional architectures—labyrinthine interiors that oscillate between expansion and enclosure—mapping the movement of thought, perception, and psychological tension.
Roaring in Silence
2013 - 2016
Oil on canvas
These imagined architectures act as sites where thought, memory, and perception circulate. Corridors, cavities, and infrastructural forms appear, yet remain placeless—resisting fixed orientation or resolution. Across the series, compositions register different psychological states, from outward expansion to compressed, enclosed systems, reflecting the instability of perception and the tension between clarity and confusion.
Drawing on the language of infrastructure—systems that regulate flow, pressure, and movement—the work approaches thought as something that circulates, repeats, and transforms within internal structures. Within the broader practice, the series marks a shift from the body toward architecture, using space as a framework for understanding consciousness and the conditions that shape it.