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Syncope My work explores threshold states where awareness loosens—between control and surrender, presence and absence. Drawing from syncope, anesthesia, and meditation, I consider how perception is interrupted, suspended, or thinned, and how the self persists—or dissolves—within those shifts. Circles, traditionally symbols of wholeness, are used here to hold that tension. In these hand-painted spheres, repetition suggests continuity, while subtle variations—overlay, erasure—destabilize it. The forms hover between coherence and interruption, never fully resolving. The palette of blue, white, and silver extends this condition. Blue creates depth and suspension; white introduces pause and absence; silver shifts with light, folding environment and time into the surface. The field remains responsive—perception appears continuous, yet never fully secure. What emerges is a space of unstable continuity, where perception holds, falters, and resumes. The viewer is invited to remain at that edge.
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