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 Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel

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.

Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel

12"x12"

$250

A vibrant composition features geometric shapes, numbers, and stenciled patterns in blue, orange, and turquoise tones. Circular motifs and abstract designs dominate the piece, creating a dynamic and textured visual effect.

Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel

12"x12"

$250

Abstract geometric shapes, including large red circles and various numbers, are arranged on a white background with splashes of black and grey. Text and numbers are partially overlaid, creating a layered and textured effect.
 


24"x24"
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel
$1459

This painting has been reworked from an older painting from "Off The Grid" series.

‘A River Runs Through It’ is created for you to immerse yourself in a world of circles, lines, shapes and mark making as they reveal their inner secrets. This painting explores the subtle balance between order and chaos, darkness and light, structure and freedom, within the large format composition.

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, collage and mixed media on wood panel

12' x12"

$300

‘Connecting The Dots’ is inspired by my love for using circles in my abstract compositions. Circles are the ultimate curvilinear shape, symbolic of dynamic and endless completeness. They evoke a feeling of calmness, peacefulness and relaxation in this painting. Keeping this painting mostly in neutral colors with a repeating pattern of dots/circles creates a strong visual impact.



I have a tendency to organise shapes in simple thoughtful ways, so in the beginning i took simple cutout shapes and arranged them in a pleasing composition.


Attachment

Circle, Square, Triangle



This was done in Jean Carter's class - geometric, abstract collage