When I painted these two triangle-based canvases, I was thinking about
the Triskeles, an ancient symbol of three interlocked spirals that speaks
to perpetual motion, cycles, and interconnected energies.

Instead of literal spirals, I used the triangle as a conceptual anchor:
a nod to the triadic forces of body, mind, and environment; past, present,
and future, or even chaos, order, and adaptation.

But rather than centering the triangle harmoniously, I forced it off-balance, disrupted it with tangled yarn, fragmented tape, and color collisions.

This visual dissonance reflects the inner turbulence of transformation
and the imperfect loops we repeat.