HBC
16 × 12. Acrylic on canvas. Unframed.
This painting displays a structured composition while retaining the characteristic energy and spontaneity of the movement. The canvas is filled with bold, sweeping brushstrokes that create a sense of rhythm and motion. The colour palette is vibrant and varied, featuring deep greens, bright reds, yellows, blues, and blacks, with a significant amount of white providing contrast and allowing the colours to pop. The white background acts as a unifying element, giving the impression that the colours are floating or emerging from a chaotic void.
The overall mood of the painting is dynamic and energetic, with the bold colours and expressive brushwork evoking a sense of vitality and emotion. The vertical shapes on the right add a subtle sense of balance and stability, grounding the chaotic energy of the rest of the piece. The use of white space allows the colours to breathe a bit more, but it still retains the intense, layered complexity typical of abstract expressionism. The painting could be interpreted as a representation of emotional turbulence, a fragmented cityscape, or simply an exploration of colour and form, leaving much to the viewer’s imagination.
16 × 12. Acrylic on canvas. Unframed.
This painting displays a structured composition while retaining the characteristic energy and spontaneity of the movement. The canvas is filled with bold, sweeping brushstrokes that create a sense of rhythm and motion. The colour palette is vibrant and varied, featuring deep greens, bright reds, yellows, blues, and blacks, with a significant amount of white providing contrast and allowing the colours to pop. The white background acts as a unifying element, giving the impression that the colours are floating or emerging from a chaotic void.
The overall mood of the painting is dynamic and energetic, with the bold colours and expressive brushwork evoking a sense of vitality and emotion. The vertical shapes on the right add a subtle sense of balance and stability, grounding the chaotic energy of the rest of the piece. The use of white space allows the colours to breathe a bit more, but it still retains the intense, layered complexity typical of abstract expressionism. The painting could be interpreted as a representation of emotional turbulence, a fragmented cityscape, or simply an exploration of colour and form, leaving much to the viewer’s imagination.