I'm going in!
"I'm Going In" is a dynamic geometric painting that captures the essence of perspective and depth. Hand-painted in vibrant fluorescent pink, the piece presents an intricate, bird's-eye view of a carefully crafted geometric form. The plywood panel, hand-cut to a precise shape, enhances the illusion of movement and dimension, inviting the viewer to explore the interplay of angles and space. Set against a gesso-primed surface, the bold neon pink contrasts strikingly with the smooth texture of the wood, creating a visual tension that draws the eye inward. This work embodies a sense of both direction and entry, offering a modern, hypnotic take on geometric abstraction and optical illusion.
"I'm Going In" is a dynamic geometric painting that captures the essence of perspective and depth. Hand-painted in vibrant fluorescent pink, the piece presents an intricate, bird's-eye view of a carefully crafted geometric form. The plywood panel, hand-cut to a precise shape, enhances the illusion of movement and dimension, inviting the viewer to explore the interplay of angles and space. Set against a gesso-primed surface, the bold neon pink contrasts strikingly with the smooth texture of the wood, creating a visual tension that draws the eye inward. This work embodies a sense of both direction and entry, offering a modern, hypnotic take on geometric abstraction and optical illusion.
"I'm Going In" is a dynamic geometric painting that captures the essence of perspective and depth. Hand-painted in vibrant fluorescent pink, the piece presents an intricate, bird's-eye view of a carefully crafted geometric form. The plywood panel, hand-cut to a precise shape, enhances the illusion of movement and dimension, inviting the viewer to explore the interplay of angles and space. Set against a gesso-primed surface, the bold neon pink contrasts strikingly with the smooth texture of the wood, creating a visual tension that draws the eye inward. This work embodies a sense of both direction and entry, offering a modern, hypnotic take on geometric abstraction and optical illusion.