A faceless figure emerges through layers of saturated color and expressive, instinctive brushwork. Her form is unmistakable, yet her identity remains open.
Drawn from an image that created a feeling worth following, Seen became an interpretation rather than a reproduction keeping the shapes, gestures, and energy that mattered and allowing the rest to fall away.
There is something both exposed and private about her. She can be observed, but she cannot be completely known.
What she means is left to the person standing in front of her.
This is a framed piece.
A faceless figure emerges through layers of saturated color and expressive, instinctive brushwork. Her form is unmistakable, yet her identity remains open.
Drawn from an image that created a feeling worth following, Seen became an interpretation rather than a reproduction keeping the shapes, gestures, and energy that mattered and allowing the rest to fall away.
There is something both exposed and private about her. She can be observed, but she cannot be completely known.
What she means is left to the person standing in front of her.
This is a framed piece.
