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6X6 Encaustic on Wood
This 6×6 encaustic on wood explores the meeting point of opposing forces. Saturated fields of crimson and magenta press in from the right while cool aquas and vaporous whites drift across the upper left. At the center, a dense black mass anchors the composition, acting as both void and gravity.
Embedded circular impressions move across the surface in loose formation. Some feel submerged, others sharply defined, as if surfacing through the wax. They introduce rhythm and structure within an otherwise fluid, atmospheric ground.
Built through layered applications of molten beeswax and pigment, the surface holds depth and translucency. Scraped passages, suspended drips, and softened edges preserve the history of the process. Light catches the fused rings and glossy wax, shifting the piece’s presence as you move around it.
Compact in scale yet visually weighty, the work balances tension and harmony. Color, form, and density meet at a single charged point.
6X6 Encaustic on Wood
This 6×6 encaustic on wood explores the meeting point of opposing forces. Saturated fields of crimson and magenta press in from the right while cool aquas and vaporous whites drift across the upper left. At the center, a dense black mass anchors the composition, acting as both void and gravity.
Embedded circular impressions move across the surface in loose formation. Some feel submerged, others sharply defined, as if surfacing through the wax. They introduce rhythm and structure within an otherwise fluid, atmospheric ground.
Built through layered applications of molten beeswax and pigment, the surface holds depth and translucency. Scraped passages, suspended drips, and softened edges preserve the history of the process. Light catches the fused rings and glossy wax, shifting the piece’s presence as you move around it.
Compact in scale yet visually weighty, the work balances tension and harmony. Color, form, and density meet at a single charged point.
