I love to experiment, and a big part of my process is permitting myself to play. I use play in two fundamental ways: play as in testing techniques, materials, and methods, and play as in just seeing where the paint takes me.
This acrylic and oil on canvas artwork was created during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, a time marked by uncertainty and isolation. In this piece, I delved into the concepts of repetition and pattern as a means to convey the disorienting passage of time experienced during the pandemic. The repetitive elements reflect the monotonous and cyclical nature of daily life under lockdown, while the intricate patterns serve to capture the complex emotions of anxiety and restlessness that many endured. Through this exploration, I aimed to translate the feeling of being caught in a moment that seemed both stretched and confined, inviting viewers to reflect on their own experiences during this challenging period.
This acrylic and oil on canvas artwork was created during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, a time marked by uncertainty and isolation. In this piece, I delved into the concepts of repetition and pattern as a means to convey the disorienting passage of time experienced during the pandemic. The repetitive elements reflect the monotonous and cyclical nature of daily life under lockdown, while the intricate patterns serve to capture the complex emotions of anxiety and restlessness that many endured. Through this exploration, I aimed to translate the feeling of being caught in a moment that seemed both stretched and confined, inviting viewers to reflect on their own experiences during this challenging period.
The Accumulation of days
Oil on Canvas
White Wood Grain Box Frame
NFS
White Wood Grain Box Frame
NFS
White Wood Grain Box Frame