Vestiges: Unearthed Surfaces — Triptych Installation

Vestiges: Unearthed Surfaces is a three-piece connected installation of textured abstract paintings inspired by ancient Roman walls, eroded architecture, and archaeological excavation.

The works function as a unified visual system rather than separate paintings. A continuous painted line travels across all three panels, beginning on the right and extending through each work, completing its movement on the left — binding the triptych into a single narrative of time, erosion, and emergence.

Each panel reveals a fragment of a forgotten structure, where surface becomes memory and material becomes history.

Built through layered acrylic and mixed media, the works incorporate stone, mineral tones, and weathered textures to evoke sediment, decay, and preservation. Together, they exist between painting and artifact — suggesting remnants of walls, thresholds, and excavated space shaped by time and human presence.