Through the Veil of Memory is an abstract exploration of how memory surfaces and fades over time. The work is build through layered fields of colour and texture that suggest both presence and absence. Translucent passages create the sense of looking rghtou a shifting surface, while subtle contracts of light and shadow evoke moments of clarity dissolving into obscurity.

Rather than depicting a specific scene, the painting reflects on the act of remembering itself - fragmentary, layered and often incomplete. Forms appear and dissolve within the composition, echoing the way memories can be simultaneously vivd and elusive. The interplay of transparency and opacity offers viewers a space to bring in their own interpretations with the themes of recollection and the passage of time.

At the core, the painting asks how memory shapes identity and experience, and what remains when details fade. Through the Veil of Memory positions itself within a dialogue about abstraction as a means of expressing interior states, creating a contemplative encounter that resonates on both personal and universal levels.