On The Runway
18 × 24. Acrylic on canvas panel. Unframed
This painting is an abstract piece characterized by its vibrant and dynamic use of colour and form. The composition features a series of undulating, wave-like shapes that flow across the canvas, creating a sense of movement and rhythm. The shapes are outlined with bold black lines, which give the painting a stained-glass-like quality, segmenting the canvas into distinct sections.
The colour palette is rich and varied, including deep reds, bright oranges, cool blues, teals, grays, and mustard yellows. These colours are applied in broad, flat areas, with each section of the wave-like forms filled in a single hue, creating a striking contrast between adjacent sections. The interplay of warm and cool tones adds to the visual energy of the piece.
The overall effect is one of fluidity and motion, as the curves and contours of the shapes seem to twist and turn, almost as if they are dancing across the canvas. The painting has a modern, almost graphic quality to it, with its clean lines and bold colour choices. In the bottom right corner, there is a small signature, though it’s not entirely clear, suggesting the artist’s mark.
This style of abstraction might evoke comparisons to mid-20th-century abstract art movements, such as those influenced by artists like Wassily Kandinsky or Joan Miró, who also played with organic shapes and vibrant colours to create a sense of harmony and movement.
18 × 24. Acrylic on canvas panel. Unframed
This painting is an abstract piece characterized by its vibrant and dynamic use of colour and form. The composition features a series of undulating, wave-like shapes that flow across the canvas, creating a sense of movement and rhythm. The shapes are outlined with bold black lines, which give the painting a stained-glass-like quality, segmenting the canvas into distinct sections.
The colour palette is rich and varied, including deep reds, bright oranges, cool blues, teals, grays, and mustard yellows. These colours are applied in broad, flat areas, with each section of the wave-like forms filled in a single hue, creating a striking contrast between adjacent sections. The interplay of warm and cool tones adds to the visual energy of the piece.
The overall effect is one of fluidity and motion, as the curves and contours of the shapes seem to twist and turn, almost as if they are dancing across the canvas. The painting has a modern, almost graphic quality to it, with its clean lines and bold colour choices. In the bottom right corner, there is a small signature, though it’s not entirely clear, suggesting the artist’s mark.
This style of abstraction might evoke comparisons to mid-20th-century abstract art movements, such as those influenced by artists like Wassily Kandinsky or Joan Miró, who also played with organic shapes and vibrant colours to create a sense of harmony and movement.