Acrylic, modelling paste, isolation coat on canvas.
30.38x34.88"
The painting, with an isolation coat, on canvas, textured grey metallic float frame included. Photo with the frame included coming soon.
Toronto based Hard Edge Abstraction Artist using tape, acrylic and modelling paste on canvas.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
My work is a journey through hard-edge abstraction, exploring the balance between
order and expression. Using mediums such as acrylic paint, chalk paint, and modelling paste, I
create dynamic, structured compositions on canvases ranging from medium to large scale.
Driven by a fascination with geometric forms and the interplay of colour and texture, I aim to
bring clarity and depth to visual experiences.
In my creative process, I use various tools including brushes, artist blades, blue painters
tape, and a blow dryer. My technique involves sketching outlines, underpainting layers, taping
out shapes, and meticulously applying matte medium to prevent bleeding. Often, I mix paints
with modelling paste to add depth and texture, before blow-drying and peeling off the tape to
reveal crisp, clean edges. Influenced by architectural forms,
basic human figures, and the exploration of Filipino culture,
my work reflects a synthesis of structured planning and
spontaneous creation. One piece that encapsulates these
influences is "BOOKTROPOLIS," where rigid lines and
layered textures evoke both the precision of architectural
designs and the vibrant essence of urban landscapes.
As a Toronto-based artist, I am inspired by the city's
rich cultural tapestry and architectural diversity. Currently, I
am working on a new series that explores the contrasts
between natural and constructed environments, which I aim
to feature in future exhibitions. Additionally, I am preparing
for a solo show by the end of this year or the start of the
next, where I will debut a collection focused on the
interaction of light and shadow within abstract forms.
Through these projects, I aim to further explore the balance
of structure and spontaneity, inviting viewers to engage with
the layered complexity of my work.
In conclusion, my art is a continuous dialogue between
meticulous craftsmanship and creative exploration. As I
look towards future projects and exhibitions, I remain
committed to pushing the boundaries of hard-edge
abstraction and sharing my vision with a wider audience.
By offering pieces for sale and accepting commissions, I
hope to bring my structured yet expressive approach to a
diverse range of settings and collectors.
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