Focal Point
20 × 16 Unframed
This painting is a striking abstract piece that features a meticulous, pointillist-like technique, creating a radiant, sun-like composition with a strong sense of symmetry and rhythm. The background is a warm yellow, which serves as the foundation for a series of radiating triangular sections that fan out from the center, resembling the rays of a sun or a starburst. These sections are filled with intricate patterns of tiny dots in black, white, and red, giving the painting a textured, almost mosaic-like quality.
The overall effect is both dynamic and meditative, with the painting evoking a sense of cosmic or spiritual energy—perhaps a representation of the sun, a celestial body, or a symbolic mandala. The use of bright yellow as the background gives the piece a warm, glowing quality, while the central circle with its four distinct colours might symbolize balance, unity, or the four elements. The meticulous dot patterns and symmetrical composition create a sense of harmony and order, despite the complexity of the design.
The painting’s detailed execution and radiant composition make it a visually engaging piece, encouraging the viewer to explore its intricate patterns and interpret its symbolic meaning. It feels like a celebration of light, energy, and structure, with a style that might remind one of Indigenous Australian dot paintings or the repetitive, meditative works of artists like Yayoi Kusama, though with a more structured, radial design.
20 × 16 Unframed
This painting is a striking abstract piece that features a meticulous, pointillist-like technique, creating a radiant, sun-like composition with a strong sense of symmetry and rhythm. The background is a warm yellow, which serves as the foundation for a series of radiating triangular sections that fan out from the center, resembling the rays of a sun or a starburst. These sections are filled with intricate patterns of tiny dots in black, white, and red, giving the painting a textured, almost mosaic-like quality.
The overall effect is both dynamic and meditative, with the painting evoking a sense of cosmic or spiritual energy—perhaps a representation of the sun, a celestial body, or a symbolic mandala. The use of bright yellow as the background gives the piece a warm, glowing quality, while the central circle with its four distinct colours might symbolize balance, unity, or the four elements. The meticulous dot patterns and symmetrical composition create a sense of harmony and order, despite the complexity of the design.
The painting’s detailed execution and radiant composition make it a visually engaging piece, encouraging the viewer to explore its intricate patterns and interpret its symbolic meaning. It feels like a celebration of light, energy, and structure, with a style that might remind one of Indigenous Australian dot paintings or the repetitive, meditative works of artists like Yayoi Kusama, though with a more structured, radial design.