36 x 24 x 1.5 in
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Construction & Deconstruction
Built through successive layers of paint that are partially sanded back, Catching the Moon reveals traces of earlier marks, colors, and textures. Its vertical composition creates a sense of upward movement, while the circular form offers a quiet point of contrast. The exposed edges emphasize the painting's physical construction and layered history.
The work can also be displayed horizontally, shifting the relationships between its forms and offering a different reading of the composition. This change in orientation invites viewers to consider how perspective influences what we see and the meanings we discover.
36 x 24 x 1.5 in
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Construction & Deconstruction
Built through successive layers of paint that are partially sanded back, Catching the Moon reveals traces of earlier marks, colors, and textures. Its vertical composition creates a sense of upward movement, while the circular form offers a quiet point of contrast. The exposed edges emphasize the painting's physical construction and layered history.
The work can also be displayed horizontally, shifting the relationships between its forms and offering a different reading of the composition. This change in orientation invites viewers to consider how perspective influences what we see and the meanings we discover.
