A compressed field of pressure, transfer and release.

Signal Pressure II brings midnight navy, charcoal, warm white and deep ember red into a tightly held structure where colour behaves as force. Broad translucent planes overlap and narrow against one another, creating a field in which movement is carried through resistance rather than open expansion.

The work is organised around a central zone of transfer. Pale folded surfaces descend through the image while the darker mass on the right absorbs and redirects their movement. The red interior event acts as a concentrated pressure point, giving the work its charge and holding the surrounding planes in tension.

The image resolves without becoming passive. It retains the strain that produced it, but holds that strain in coherent form. Each element remains active, and each change in direction leaves pressure visible across the whole field.