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Aspects
- 40 x 49 cm
$600
"Aspects" is a bold and multilayered composition that explores identity through the lens of fragmentation and form. Composed of overlapping planes, sharp-edged blocks, and shifting tonalities of blue, teal, and deep green, the painting feels architectural yet emotional—like a blueprint of the inner self rendered in abstraction. Each section of the canvas presents a different visual “aspect,” suggesting the many layers or personas we move through: some grounded and opaque, others translucent and in flux. The contrast between geometric rigidity and subtle blending creates a rhythm of interruption and flow, capturing the complexity of being whole in a fragmented world. "Aspects" is both introspective and visually assertive, inviting viewers to consider the hidden structures and shifting surfaces of identity. A sophisticated, thought-provoking work ideal for contemporary collections that embrace complexity, contrast, and psychological depth.
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$600
Star
- 46 x 55 cm
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$1,700
Star is a bold abstract composition that explores balance, energy, and stillness through geometric form and radiant color. Dominated by a luminous golden circle suspended within layered crimson and deep burgundy squares, the piece evokes the presence of a celestial body glowing against a cosmic horizon. The contrasting textures and translucent overlays create depth and movement, while the symmetrical arrangement suggests harmony between chaos and order. Rich in symbolism, Star invites the viewer to reflect on inner light, alignment, and the quiet power of simplicity.
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$1,700
Take me
- 60 x 81 cm
Take Me is a raw, emotive portrayal of longing and surrender. The figure, caught in a moment of openness or exposure, seems to extend beyond the canvas—inviting, pleading, or dissolving. Through loose, expressive brushwork and a muted yet impactful palette, the piece captures the vulnerability of the human spirit when it reaches for connection, escape, or transformation. Neither fully anchored nor entirely adrift, Take Me asks: what does it mean to offer oneself—to another, to the unknown, or to the moment?