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Brusho, Acrylic and Oil on Canvas, 6x6
This work represents the first installment of a quadriptych—a four-part sequence exploring the boundary between spontaneous energy and structured form. The piece serves as a visual record of a 'technical exploration week,' where I sought to reconcile the volatile, blooming nature of Brusho with the deliberate precision of acrylic glazes. By concluding with a layer of buttery oil, I’ve introduced a tactile, jewel-toned finish that pulls the abstract energy into a more intimate, representational focus. An entry point to the collection.
Brusho, Acrylic and Oil on Canvas, 6x6
This work represents the first installment of a quadriptych—a four-part sequence exploring the boundary between spontaneous energy and structured form. The piece serves as a visual record of a 'technical exploration week,' where I sought to reconcile the volatile, blooming nature of Brusho with the deliberate precision of acrylic glazes. By concluding with a layer of buttery oil, I’ve introduced a tactile, jewel-toned finish that pulls the abstract energy into a more intimate, representational focus. An entry point to the collection.