Light Leaking from the Cup of His Hand Waterprint
2024
Oil, Flashe, ink and water, on canvas
58” x 84” / 147 × 213 cm
I explore light as both a tangible substance and a fleeting experience. This work was sparked by a moment when I saw my son attempt to scoop a rainbow projected on the wall. I translate this encounter into flowing forms and radiant bursts, a balance between wonder and futility. There’s a sense of transience and release, how easily light slips through our fingers. How illuminations promises magic, yet remains just out of reach.
Price on request
2024
Oil, Flashe, ink and water, on canvas
58” x 84” / 147 × 213 cm
I explore light as both a tangible substance and a fleeting experience. This work was sparked by a moment when I saw my son attempt to scoop a rainbow projected on the wall. I translate this encounter into flowing forms and radiant bursts, a balance between wonder and futility. There’s a sense of transience and release, how easily light slips through our fingers. How illuminations promises magic, yet remains just out of reach.
Price on request
2024
Oil, Flashe, ink and water, on canvas
58” x 84” / 147 × 213 cm
I explore light as both a tangible substance and a fleeting experience. This work was sparked by a moment when I saw my son attempt to scoop a rainbow projected on the wall. I translate this encounter into flowing forms and radiant bursts, a balance between wonder and futility. There’s a sense of transience and release, how easily light slips through our fingers. How illuminations promises magic, yet remains just out of reach.
Price on request