The Architecture of Conflict

The Architecture of Conflict examines war not as isolated historical rupture, but as a continuous structural condition embedded within human civilization. The works draw from key historical conflicts spanning antiquity to the present, not as narrative reconstructions but as pressure points within a recurring system of violence. The series translates conflict into formal conditions—tension, fragmentation, compression, and collapse. The battlefield becomes surface; the event becomes condition. What remains is not representation, but the residue of force—distributed across composition, rhythm, and rupture.