Ripples of Primordial

Oil on canvas.

30x30x1.25"

This painting is a kinetic field of color and gesture. Swirling brushstrokes in blue, pink, green, purple, and yellow overlap and collide, creating a composition that feels both spontaneous and deliberate. There is no central figure or object—only movement, rhythm, and chromatic tension.
The forms are fluid and unfixed, suggesting motion without direction. Some shapes verge on botanical or atmospheric, but never settle into representation. Instead, the painting invites viewers to experience it viscerally, as a record of energy rather than image.
Color is used not to describe, but to evoke. Contrasts between cool and warm tones generate a sense of depth and vibration, while the layering of strokes suggests time compressed into surface. The absence of discernible subject matter opens space for interpretation—each viewer brings their own associations, memories, and emotional responses to the work.