Stack II brings together stacked and compressed bodies held in an unstable balance. Some figures appear to support each other while others seem trapped under weight and pressure. The painting moves between tenderness and discomfort, exhaustion and care.

The red surface creates a dense and psychological space where the bodies merge together and lose clear boundaries. Their simplified forms and repeated positions create a rhythm that feels both physical and emotional.

The work is concerned with closeness, dependency and the tension of carrying or being carried. The stacked figures become a shared structure shaped through contact, weight and emotional accumulation.