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In Persimmon, layers of torn paper, paint, and unexpected materials come together in a textured, abstract composition. Fragments of printed paper and organic marks create a sense of contrast between structure and spontaneity.
This work reflects the beauty of process and transformation. What begins as fragments and residue becomes something new—suggesting that even in the messiest stages, there is potential for richness, depth, and unexpected color to emerge.
In Persimmon, layers of torn paper, paint, and unexpected materials come together in a textured, abstract composition. Fragments of printed paper and organic marks create a sense of contrast between structure and spontaneity.
This work reflects the beauty of process and transformation. What begins as fragments and residue becomes something new—suggesting that even in the messiest stages, there is potential for richness, depth, and unexpected color to emerge.
