9" x12"
Acrylic and mixed media on paper
NFS
9" x12"
Acrylic and mixed media on paper
NFS
The two abstract paintings in this diptych convey a dynamic interplay between chaos and order, blending diverse visual elements that suggest both narrative and mystery.
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For an art buyer, these pieces would not only be a striking addition to any collection but also a catalyst for conversation and introspection. Their bold design and layered meanings make them versatile, suitable for both private contemplation and public display.
The two abstract paintings in this diptych convey a dynamic interplay between chaos and order, blending diverse visual elements that suggest both narrative and mystery.
Visual Elements and Style:
Narrative and Symbolism:
Emotional and Psychological Impact:
Overall Impression:
For an art buyer, these pieces would not only be a striking addition to any collection but also a catalyst for conversation and introspection. Their bold design and layered meanings make them versatile, suitable for both private contemplation and public display.
12" x12"
$275
A framed abstract composition features nine circular shapes with varied patterns and bold colors, predominantly red, green, and blue. The background is textured with a mix of brushstrokes and splashes of color.
Nine circles are very symbolic in cultures, religion and literature. The number nine symbolizes completeness, universality and the culmination of a cycle.
24" x18"
Mixed media on wood panel
$1080
"Flow State" - An Abstract Symphony of Blue and Orange
In a realm where colors dance and shapes come alive, the canvas of imagination births a masterpiece known as "Flow State." This abstract painting is a mesmerizing blend of vibrant blues and energetic oranges, forming a dynamic composition that beckons the viewer to dive deep into the current of creativity.
At first glance, the canvas appears to be a chaotic whirlwind of colors and lines. Swirling waves of deep cerulean blue seem to merge effortlessly with fiery tangerine orange, creating a harmonious yet electric contrast. The blue tones exude a sense of tranquility and calm, while the orange hues evoke passion and excitement, harmoniously coalescing into a captivating visual symphony.
The artist masterfully employs shapes and lines to guide the viewer's eye through the intricate maze of this abstract realm. Angular lines intersect with gentle curves, leading the observer on a journey of exploration and contemplation. The lines seem to weave a narrative, as if illustrating the path one takes to find their elusive flow state - a state of perfect harmony and peak performance.
Amidst the riot of colors and lines, patterns emerge, lending the painting an added layer of complexity and intrigue. Geometric shapes repeat in hypnotic rhythms, forming a cadence that resonates with the soul. The patterns offer a glimpse into the order within chaos, an acknowledgment that even in the most abstract realms, there exists an underlying structure.
"Flow State" captures the essence of being in the zone, that elusive moment when time fades away, and the artist is completely immersed in their creative flow. The canvas becomes a mirror, reflecting not only the artist's emotions and thoughts but also inviting the viewer to delve into their own introspection.
The title, "Flow State," is elegantly inscribed in the corner of the canvas, almost like a whispered secret, inviting the observer to ponder the meaning of this evocative artwork. Each viewer is encouraged to interpret the painting through their unique lens, finding their own narrative amidst the vivid interplay of colors, shapes, lines, and patterns.
As spectators gaze upon "Flow State," they are invited to let go of the constraints of reality and surrender to the abstract beauty before them. In this extraordinary symphony of blues and oranges, they are encouraged to explore the boundaries of their own imagination, experiencing the enigmatic and boundless journey that "Flow State" has to offer.
18" x24" (unframed)
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel
$1199
Red at the Bottom" is an abstract painting adorned with geometric grid lines. Dominated by serene shades of grey and blue - green, a gentle symphony of colors captures subtle movements. The composition exudes an enigmatic allure, drawing viewers into a tranquil realm where the contrasting red at the bottom adds a touch of intrigue and mystery.
This contemporary masterpiece adorned with a geometric grid, subtly guiding the eye. Dominated by soothing grey-green tones, it whispers tranquility. Subtle movements within the grid evoke a serene dance, while the red anchor at the base adds intrigue. A harmonious blend of structure and flow, inviting contemplation.
This painting has been reworked from an older painting from "Off The Grid" series.
This is mixed media abstract and acrylic painting on a large wood panel. My process involves building up layers of paint and collage as I express myself emotionally. I work on multiple pieces at one time exploring the same idea or theme in different ways. Working on many pieces at once gives me liberty to express myself freely without getting too controlling at an early stage. As I am working, each painting speaks to me differently. It is important to allow each painting to evolve naturally. When the meaning or idea emerges, I start to make decisions about color and composition to bring the work to completion.
Acrylic and Mixed media on wood panel
18" x 24"
$1199
‘Desired Result’ is one of the paintings that is a part of a series of paintings from the ‘Moving Target Series.’ This painting is an exciting exploration of a circle as a powerful symbol of spirituality, eternity and completeness.
The painting is built with several layers of glazes and collage materials using a combination of saturated and muted colors and drawing materials like pencils, pastels and oil sticks. I rotate the painting as I work on it and repeat the process until the surface is textured and gorgeous.
Looping Around |
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
12" x12"
$275
On another note i will be selling my paintings at LexArt open studios event on May 20 and 21, 2023.
Please visit if you are in the area.
Acrylic on wood panel
$1250
$650
‘Beyond Logic’ is one of the paintings that is a part of a series of paintings from the ‘Moving Target Series.’ This painting is an exciting exploration of a circle as a powerful symbol spirituality, eternity and completeness.
The painting is built with several layers of glazes and collage materials using a combination of saturated and muted colors and drawing materials like pencils, pastels and oil sticks. I rotate the painting as I work on it and repeat the process until the surface is textured and gorgeous.
Morning Walk II |
12" x12"
Mixed media on wood panel
Isn't this one magical?
The colored dots give the painting a surprising twist.
There are two of these bird compositions with interesting abstract backgrounds that took a long time and a lot of experimentation to evolve into this exciting presentation.
Detailed black and white drawing juxtaposed with a textured, loose background makes for an exciting difference.
Morning Walk |
Mixed media on wood panel
There are two of these bird compositions with interesting abstract backgrounds that took a long time and a lot of experimentation to evolve into this exciting presentation.
Detailed black and white drawing juxtaposed with a textured, loose background makes for an exciting difference.
Mixed media on wood panel
$1180
Mixedmedia green and yellow painting.
What attracts me to this painting?
Repeating shapes
Layers - some hidden/veiled
Complex color and value relationships
Eye movement around the painting
Visual textures, marks and lines
Wavering between depth and flatness.
Lyrical abstraction with a dynamic orthogonal composition. Orthogonal thinking draws from a variety of, and perhaps seemingly unrelated perspectives to achieve new insights - two systems that do not interact oe influence each other come together at one point or juncture. Two lines intersecting each other at 90 degrees.
Welcome to my art blog. This blog documents my journey into art. I began as a realistic painter, over the years became more impressionistic and now find myself moving towards semi abstract work. My inspiration comes from life around me, nature, city life, suburbs, people, seasons, colors and moods. I work and teach all mediums.
I have been painting from a very young age. Today, I teach adults and children in group and private lessons. I teach all mediums and all genres of art. I also conduct Paint Alongs for adults and children throughout the year.
I am an active member of several local art societies and organizations and have participated in many group and solo shows.
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