Guided more by instinct than plan.
“Sailing” emerged through an intuitive process—one that unfolded without a fixed direction. What began as a series of structured forms gradually took shape, revealing something recognizable along the way.
A sailboat.
Movement. Forward motion.
Not forced—discovered.
There’s a balance here between control and spontaneity. Geometric elements create structure and precision, while subtle variations and layered marks keep the piece from feeling rigid.
The composition feels directional—like it’s moving with something rather than against it. There’s intention, but also openness. A sense of flow without losing form.
It doesn’t feel mechanical.
It feels guided.
Spaces that benefit from both structure and movement—offices, modern living areas, or interiors that blend clean lines with creative energy.
Works especially well where a piece needs to feel intentional without becoming static.
30 × 24 × 1.5 inches
Mixed media on canvas
Original, one-of-one
Guided more by instinct than plan.
“Sailing” emerged through an intuitive process—one that unfolded without a fixed direction. What began as a series of structured forms gradually took shape, revealing something recognizable along the way.
A sailboat.
Movement. Forward motion.
Not forced—discovered.
There’s a balance here between control and spontaneity. Geometric elements create structure and precision, while subtle variations and layered marks keep the piece from feeling rigid.
The composition feels directional—like it’s moving with something rather than against it. There’s intention, but also openness. A sense of flow without losing form.
It doesn’t feel mechanical.
It feels guided.
Spaces that benefit from both structure and movement—offices, modern living areas, or interiors that blend clean lines with creative energy.
Works especially well where a piece needs to feel intentional without becoming static.
30 × 24 × 1.5 inches
Mixed media on canvas
Original, one-of-one
