This piece is about boundaries and belonging. Bold black lines carve out distinct spaces, holding vibrant colors in place while still allowing them to flow together. Each section stands on its own, warm yellows, deep blues, steady reds, yet none exist without the others.
Painted on wood, the surface brings a quiet strength beneath the color. There’s texture, weight, and permanence, balanced by movement and light. The shapes feel almost like fragments of a larger whole, reminding us that separation doesn’t mean disconnection, it’s often what gives form and meaning.
This work invites the viewer to pause, trace the lines, and notice how contrast and cohesion can coexist. Order and freedom. Structure and play. Held together, not held back.