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6X6 Encaustic on Wood
This 6×6 encaustic on wood explores repetition and variation through a field of organic oval forms suspended in layered wax. Luminous greens, teals, and mineral blues rise through a marbled ground of earthen neutrals and smoky undertones. Each shape feels embedded rather than placed, as if revealed through excavation.
The surface is richly dimensional. Molten beeswax is built, fused, and scraped back, allowing earlier marks and textures to ghost through the upper layers. The ovals carry subtle internal patterning, creating quiet movement across the grid. The piece balances structure with fluidity, offering a botanical or cellular read depending on distance and light.
6X6 Encaustic on Wood
This 6×6 encaustic on wood explores repetition and variation through a field of organic oval forms suspended in layered wax. Luminous greens, teals, and mineral blues rise through a marbled ground of earthen neutrals and smoky undertones. Each shape feels embedded rather than placed, as if revealed through excavation.
The surface is richly dimensional. Molten beeswax is built, fused, and scraped back, allowing earlier marks and textures to ghost through the upper layers. The ovals carry subtle internal patterning, creating quiet movement across the grid. The piece balances structure with fluidity, offering a botanical or cellular read depending on distance and light.
