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Is a striking monochromatic composition that fuses digital structure with organic decay. The core of the painting is a textured, mesh-like surface — resembling data grids or circuitry — partially obscured by frost-like buildup and crystallized forms. The silvery-white palette gives the impression of ice, static, or something ancient preserved in time.

Jagged edges and fragmented layering suggest interruption, erosion, or collapse — as if a system has frozen mid-process, its logic suspended in silence. The work balances precision and chaos, technological coolness and material tactility.

Frozen Code speaks to the fragility of modern systems — how even the most rigid frameworks can glitch, fracture, or dissolve. It’s a visual meditation on impermanence, memory, and the haunting beauty of digital ruins

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