Brushstrokes and Backtalk
2025 | Acrylic and Oil Pastel on Canvas | 29" x 29”
In Brushstrokes and Backtalk, bold marks and rebellious smears collide in a visual conversation that's as expressive as it is unruly. Layers of vibrant acrylic—coral, citron, turquoise, and fuchsia—meet moody undertones and scrawled pastel gestures, forming a composition that feels like a heated exchange between intuition and impulse.
There’s a rhythm to the chaos: overlapping strokes suggest both conflict and harmony, while oil pastel lines loop and interrupt with attitude, like graffiti over a half-forgotten memory. The raw canvas beneath peeks through in places, grounding the energy in texture and openness.
This piece leans into the tension between clarity and mess, intention and instinct. It’s a celebration of the unfiltered moment—where paint talks back.
2025 | Acrylic and Oil Pastel on Canvas | 29" x 29”
In Brushstrokes and Backtalk, bold marks and rebellious smears collide in a visual conversation that's as expressive as it is unruly. Layers of vibrant acrylic—coral, citron, turquoise, and fuchsia—meet moody undertones and scrawled pastel gestures, forming a composition that feels like a heated exchange between intuition and impulse.
There’s a rhythm to the chaos: overlapping strokes suggest both conflict and harmony, while oil pastel lines loop and interrupt with attitude, like graffiti over a half-forgotten memory. The raw canvas beneath peeks through in places, grounding the energy in texture and openness.
This piece leans into the tension between clarity and mess, intention and instinct. It’s a celebration of the unfiltered moment—where paint talks back.
2025 | Acrylic and Oil Pastel on Canvas | 29" x 29”
In Brushstrokes and Backtalk, bold marks and rebellious smears collide in a visual conversation that's as expressive as it is unruly. Layers of vibrant acrylic—coral, citron, turquoise, and fuchsia—meet moody undertones and scrawled pastel gestures, forming a composition that feels like a heated exchange between intuition and impulse.
There’s a rhythm to the chaos: overlapping strokes suggest both conflict and harmony, while oil pastel lines loop and interrupt with attitude, like graffiti over a half-forgotten memory. The raw canvas beneath peeks through in places, grounding the energy in texture and openness.
This piece leans into the tension between clarity and mess, intention and instinct. It’s a celebration of the unfiltered moment—where paint talks back.