Dark Light

First two paintings for 2019 and a first being created in a new territory

"Lit"

24x48 inches 

2019

acrylic and phosphorescent paint; 3D luminous powder; iridescent paper on canvas

This painting will be a part of CANVAS's 2019 Looking for Juan Banner Project 

celebrating children's rights.

Makeshift studio with basic tools and media    

These recent works are best appreciated in person. 

The textures, finishes, and effects are difficult to translate in photos. 

Iridescent finish create transitional colors into other hues through viewer's movement

Luminous specks lit this bubble

Found my own technique of covering surfaces with random yet harmonious patterns

A supermassive black hole at the core of bedazzlement

Cosmic ultraviolet rays impregnating a porous material smeared with emulsion to demonstrate luminescent energy

A digital photo recording of pigmented symbolic language uploaded into a popular electronic repository of human pop culture in action called YouTube

A brush stroke is something very personal

and intimate

Working on brush strokes to define forms

Reflective surfaces as personal expression of the numinous

Brush strokes as visual expression of internal disposition

"The Origin of Light is Love"

48x48 inches 

2019

acrylic and phosphorescent paint; 3D luminous powder; iridescent paper on canvas

This painting will also be a part of CANVAS's projects.

Two paintings were alternately created. 

When stuck at a phase, work is done on the other.

Glowing moon juice as life force

Looking at a force like no other

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