The composition is layered with bold strokes of orange, green and blue, which swirl around abstract, grid-like shapes that hint at architecture or constructed spaces.
The central forms, stacked and fragmented, give a sense of structures that are either being built or are collapsing into chaos. This ambiguity suggests themes of both creation and disintegration, perhaps a reflection on modern civilization’s precarious balance.
The energetic interplay of color and form makes Chasm feel alive and constantly in flux. The chaotic arrangement of shapes implies a divide or gap—hinted at by the title itself—that invites viewers to consider what lies beyond or beneath the surface. This chasm could symbolize the divides within ourselves, our societies or the spaces we inhabit.
Materials:
Ink and marker on paper.
Framed.
Created in 2022