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Balancing Act (2025) is an 11 x 14 inch mixed media collage that explores equilibrium, rhythm, and tension through layered color and texture. Horizontal bands of saturated reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and blues create a steady visual pulse, while scraped, printed, and painterly marks reveal the accumulated history of the surface. These layers speak to the ongoing act of finding balance—between movement and stillness, structure and spontaneity.
Thin white lines cut across the composition, introducing moments of pause and alignment amid the dynamic color fields. Organic blue circular forms serve as visual counterweights to the linear motion, grounding the piece and suggesting stability, reflection, and quiet resolve.
Created on mixed media paper, this work embraces intuition and process, allowing imperfection and experimentation to guide the final composition. Balancing Act (2025) invites the viewer to consider balance not as a fixed state, but as a continual, evolving practice.
This is an original piece.
Balancing Act (2025) is an 11 x 14 inch mixed media collage that explores equilibrium, rhythm, and tension through layered color and texture. Horizontal bands of saturated reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and blues create a steady visual pulse, while scraped, printed, and painterly marks reveal the accumulated history of the surface. These layers speak to the ongoing act of finding balance—between movement and stillness, structure and spontaneity.
Thin white lines cut across the composition, introducing moments of pause and alignment amid the dynamic color fields. Organic blue circular forms serve as visual counterweights to the linear motion, grounding the piece and suggesting stability, reflection, and quiet resolve.
Created on mixed media paper, this work embraces intuition and process, allowing imperfection and experimentation to guide the final composition. Balancing Act (2025) invites the viewer to consider balance not as a fixed state, but as a continual, evolving practice.
This is an original piece.