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2026
acrylic on paper
9x12 in.
Singularity explores the idea of origin, of everything radiating outward from a single point. At the center, a dense, luminous core anchors the composition, surrounded by expanding rings of intricate pattern and detail. Each layer builds upon the last, suggesting growth, time, and the quiet unfolding of something much larger than itself.
The symmetry evokes a sense of balance and order, while the hand-drawn imperfections keep it grounded and human. It sits somewhere between the microscopic and the cosmic—like a cell, a star, or a moment of awareness coming into focus.
This piece reflects on the tension between control and surrender, structure and expansion. A reminder that even in complexity, there is a center—a place where everything begins, and where everything returns.
2026
acrylic on paper
9x12 in.
Singularity explores the idea of origin, of everything radiating outward from a single point. At the center, a dense, luminous core anchors the composition, surrounded by expanding rings of intricate pattern and detail. Each layer builds upon the last, suggesting growth, time, and the quiet unfolding of something much larger than itself.
The symmetry evokes a sense of balance and order, while the hand-drawn imperfections keep it grounded and human. It sits somewhere between the microscopic and the cosmic—like a cell, a star, or a moment of awareness coming into focus.
This piece reflects on the tension between control and surrender, structure and expansion. A reminder that even in complexity, there is a center—a place where everything begins, and where everything returns.