The work begins on walls, and the first paintings use wall materials: wood glue, façade paint, sand, and water poured onto OSB board, with a single hard shape laid over them, or none at all. In Dimensional Cuts, the pour moves to acrylic and meets a taped edge and black geometric signs. In Interweaving, on paper, flat planes cut loose gradients into form for the first time.

Across the sequence the ground gives way: a single figure on flat yellow, a ground that turns active, a figure cut through another, a branching form that crosses the whole sheet, until the ground is only a frame, then fragments, then gone.