"Fragments of Flow"

This title captures the essence of the series—the fragmented forms and layered textures that flow organically, reflecting the interplay between chaos and structure, control and spontaneity. It suggests movement, introspection, and the beauty found in imperfection.

This series is an exploration of the balance between chaos and order—a reflection of the emotions and experiences we all navigate. Each piece is created with raw, instinctive brushstrokes and layered textures, allowing the forms to emerge organically. It’s less about perfection and more about capturing a feeling in the moment.

I’ve chosen a palette of black, beige, white, and subtle pinks to keep the focus on the texture and movement within the compositions. These muted tones create space for introspection, inviting the viewer to slow down and connect with the work on a personal level.

The layered and fragmented elements suggest shifting thoughts, memories, and emotions—moments of clarity mixed with uncertainty. There’s a deliberate tension here: structure and spontaneity, control and letting go. It’s about finding beauty in the contrasts, in the imperfections.

This series is personal, but it’s also open-ended. It’s about creating a space for connection, where everyone can bring their own perspective and find something that resonates. For me, that’s the power of abstraction—it says things that words can’t.