Surface & Lines

This compelling triptych, presented as a unified composition across three individually framed canvases, explores the dynamic interplay of textured surfaces and linear interventions. The artist masterfully combines the tactile richness of plaster with layers of acrylic and latex paints, creating a variegated ground that evokes a sense of weathered history and subtle geological stratification. Upon this richly textured foundation, precise horizontal and vertical bands of contrasting color – stark white and vibrant chartreuse – are strategically placed, creating a visual dialogue between the organic and the constructed.

he subtle variations in the application of paint and plaster across the three panels contribute to both the cohesive unity and the individual character of each canvas. The crisp linearity of the applied bands cuts across the textured surfaces, creating a compelling tension and a visual rhythm that guides the viewer's eye across the triptych. Framed individually in dark wood, each panel retains its distinct presence while contributing to the overall narrative of fragmented unity and textural contrast. This work stands as a sophisticated exploration of material interaction and the dialogue between surface and line.