Our minds do not remember the past like a clear photo. Instead, we remember it in fragments—a snippet of text from an old poster, a bright flash of childhood colour, a rough edge of a memory. This textured, abstract painting mimics the way the brain builds memories. The layers of acrylic and collage look like an old city wall where new posters are constantly pasted over old ones. It invites the viewer to look beneath the smooth turquoise surface to discover the hidden histories beneath.
Medium: Mixed media (Oil and acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas)
Dimensions: 39.5" × 59" | 100 cm × 120 cm
Signed, with Certificate of Authenticity included.
Our minds do not remember the past like a clear photo. Instead, we remember it in fragments—a snippet of text from an old poster, a bright flash of childhood colour, a rough edge of a memory. This textured, abstract painting mimics the way the brain builds memories. The layers of acrylic and collage look like an old city wall where new posters are constantly pasted over old ones. It invites the viewer to look beneath the smooth turquoise surface to discover the hidden histories beneath.
Medium: Mixed media (Oil and acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas)
Dimensions: 39.5" × 59" | 100 cm × 120 cm
Signed, with Certificate of Authenticity included.
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