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Bands of rust, charcoal, gray, and pale stone fold into one another as if the surface were still in motion. Warm mineral color gathers within the darker layers, suggesting heat held deep inside the rock. The First Fire transforms a small geological detail into an abstract landscape of pressure, movement, and color—a glimpse of forces recorded in stone long after their origins have disappeared.
Bands of rust, charcoal, gray, and pale stone fold into one another as if the surface were still in motion. Warm mineral color gathers within the darker layers, suggesting heat held deep inside the rock. The First Fire transforms a small geological detail into an abstract landscape of pressure, movement, and color—a glimpse of forces recorded in stone long after their origins have disappeared.
