36” x 24”
Combine painting-acrylic and mixed media utilizing .925 sterling silver
Silver Target presents a fragmented field of geometric tension, where sharp, angular planes collide and overlap across a saturated yellow ground. The composition is dense with intersecting lines and faceted color blocks—reds, blues, oranges, and muted purples—creating a sense of controlled chaos, as if the surface itself has been fractured and reassembled in motion. To the left, a circular metallic element acts as a counterpoint to the painted surface. Its presence introduces a literal “target,” grounding the title while also shifting the focus away from the central figure. The viewer is left to question what is being aimed at, and by whom: the object, the space, or the viewer themselves.
36” x 24”
Combine painting-acrylic and mixed media utilizing .925 sterling silver
Silver Target presents a fragmented field of geometric tension, where sharp, angular planes collide and overlap across a saturated yellow ground. The composition is dense with intersecting lines and faceted color blocks—reds, blues, oranges, and muted purples—creating a sense of controlled chaos, as if the surface itself has been fractured and reassembled in motion. To the left, a circular metallic element acts as a counterpoint to the painted surface. Its presence introduces a literal “target,” grounding the title while also shifting the focus away from the central figure. The viewer is left to question what is being aimed at, and by whom: the object, the space, or the viewer themselves.
