Binary code Love Is Love

Acrylic, oil, concrete on canvas.

30x12x2"

The canvas is divided into two distinct realms: a textured, deep black background and a rectangular central panel filled with binary code. The stark contrast between these two elements creates a sense of drama and invites the viewer to consider the interplay between them. The black background, achieved through layers of acrylic and oil, possesses a tactile quality, suggesting a space of both mystery and depth.

The central panel, framed by a thin line of color, features meticulously rendered binary code painted in a luminous yellow. This code, when translated, spells out "LOVE," repeated twice. The use of binary, a language of ones and zeros, transforms the abstract concept of love into a tangible, digital form. This act of encoding love suggests its fundamental importance, its ability to be both universal and precisely defined.

Beneath the binary code, a layer of warm orange and yellow hues emerges, adding a sense of depth and complexity to the central panel. This blending of colors softens the rigid structure of the binary code, hinting at the emotional resonance and fluidity of love. The subtle variations within this layer suggest the diverse expressions and experiences of love, reminding us that it is not a monolithic concept.