Forgotten Maps unfolds as a study in quiet mystery, where layered textures and muted tonalities reveal traces of unseen histories. The canvas presents a terrain shaped by intersecting geometric forms—circles and rectangles whose rough edges suggest timeworn surfaces and faded routes. Hues of gray, beige, and soft white wash over the composition, punctuated by deliberate touches of gold and black that catch the eye like faint markers on a weathered chart.
The surface bears evidence of both control and accident; brushstrokes move with an assured spontaneity, creating depth through a tactile interplay of layered paint and linen weave beneath. Linear elements weave through the shapes, introducing a structural rhythm that guides the gaze without confinement. The juxtaposition of softness and sharpness invites a closer look, as if each passage reveals a fragment of a coded message or a memory slowly resurfacing from an urban landscape etched with quiet resilience.
36”W x 48”H
Forgotten Maps unfolds as a study in quiet mystery, where layered textures and muted tonalities reveal traces of unseen histories. The canvas presents a terrain shaped by intersecting geometric forms—circles and rectangles whose rough edges suggest timeworn surfaces and faded routes. Hues of gray, beige, and soft white wash over the composition, punctuated by deliberate touches of gold and black that catch the eye like faint markers on a weathered chart.
The surface bears evidence of both control and accident; brushstrokes move with an assured spontaneity, creating depth through a tactile interplay of layered paint and linen weave beneath. Linear elements weave through the shapes, introducing a structural rhythm that guides the gaze without confinement. The juxtaposition of softness and sharpness invites a closer look, as if each passage reveals a fragment of a coded message or a memory slowly resurfacing from an urban landscape etched with quiet resilience.
36”W x 48”H
