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Acrylic & ink on canvas.

96x54"

Paint gathers, pools, and gives way. In “The Leak”, color does not sit still: magenta and coral bloom and bleed on the left, then break into electric blues and acid greens that smear and tangle toward the right. Dark rivulets hang from the upper edge like something that has already escaped the surface—slow, insistent drips that pull the eye downward and keep the whole field in motion.
Layers of gesture, scrape, and splash sit on top of one another so the painting feels both excavated and overflowing. Warm and cool passages collide without resolving; the composition reads as landscape only in the loosest sense—an interior weather of pressure, release, and stain.
A large-scale work of contemporary abstract expressionism: raw, high-chroma, and built for a wall that can hold its energy.