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24 X 24 X 1.5 Acrylic on Wood Panel
Strata explores depth through accumulation. Layers of paint build and compress across the surface, creating a sense of weight and movement at the same time. Marks are stacked, scraped, and pulled, allowing earlier decisions to stay visible rather than corrected.
The surface reads as physical and three-dimensional. Lines cut through thicker passages, shifting the space forward and back. Color works structurally, not decoratively, supporting the feeling of motion held in place.
This piece is less about an image and more about how space is formed through repetition, pressure, and time.
24 X 24 X 1.5 Acrylic on Wood Panel
Strata explores depth through accumulation. Layers of paint build and compress across the surface, creating a sense of weight and movement at the same time. Marks are stacked, scraped, and pulled, allowing earlier decisions to stay visible rather than corrected.
The surface reads as physical and three-dimensional. Lines cut through thicker passages, shifting the space forward and back. Color works structurally, not decoratively, supporting the feeling of motion held in place.
This piece is less about an image and more about how space is formed through repetition, pressure, and time.
