Mixed median painting on 10×10 wooden panel
Figure 1 – Practice Panel operates as a raw study of form in flux—where the human figure is reduced to gesture, structure, and instinct. The image feels unresolved by design, with marks that search, build, and break down simultaneously, revealing the process as much as the subject itself. Layers of abstraction push the figure in and out of visibility, creating a tension between presence and disappearance. Rather than aiming for completion, the work captures a moment of investigation—where movement, anatomy, and intuition collide, and the act of making becomes the central focus.
Mixed median painting on 10×10 wooden panel
Figure 1 – Practice Panel operates as a raw study of form in flux—where the human figure is reduced to gesture, structure, and instinct. The image feels unresolved by design, with marks that search, build, and break down simultaneously, revealing the process as much as the subject itself. Layers of abstraction push the figure in and out of visibility, creating a tension between presence and disappearance. Rather than aiming for completion, the work captures a moment of investigation—where movement, anatomy, and intuition collide, and the act of making becomes the central focus.
