Auralith - a constructed term that fuses “aura” (an intangible field of presence) with “lith” (stone, solidity). The tension between the ethereal and the grounded defines its visual language. In abstraction, Auralith behaves like a field of suspended energy—motion that feels both fluid and anchored. Imagine liquid pigments drifting in slow, deliberate currents, but instead of dispersing freely like traditional fluid art, they seem to remember form. The movement is not chaotic; it is restrained, as if guided by an invisible structure beneath the surface.