No. 2
Engaging beauty in simplicity in an age of distraction and over stimulation. Each piece is an invitation to process the rituals and relationships that make up our days. This work is rooted in the tradition of color field minimalism but leans on the aesthetics of landscape typologies as a framework for familiarity. Allowing color and hierarchy of shape sizes create invitation for the viewer to step into the simple forms within each work. Utilizing perspective lines that guide the viewer seamlessly between perceived interior and exterior spaces.
18”x24” acrylic on canvas (sold separately, unframed)
Engaging beauty in simplicity in an age of distraction and over stimulation. Each piece is an invitation to process the rituals and relationships that make up our days. This work is rooted in the tradition of color field minimalism but leans on the aesthetics of landscape typologies as a framework for familiarity. Allowing color and hierarchy of shape sizes create invitation for the viewer to step into the simple forms within each work. Utilizing perspective lines that guide the viewer seamlessly between perceived interior and exterior spaces.
18”x24” acrylic on canvas (sold separately, unframed)
Engaging beauty in simplicity in an age of distraction and over stimulation. Each piece is an invitation to process the rituals and relationships that make up our days. This work is rooted in the tradition of color field minimalism but leans on the aesthetics of landscape typologies as a framework for familiarity. Allowing color and hierarchy of shape sizes create invitation for the viewer to step into the simple forms within each work. Utilizing perspective lines that guide the viewer seamlessly between perceived interior and exterior spaces.
18”x24” acrylic on canvas (sold separately, unframed)
