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Black neurographic lines divide the canvas into cells that are irregular, interlocking, the way tide pool rock formations divide the water into separate worlds. Inside each cell, circles in every shade of blue from cobalt to pale aqua sit like stones smoothed by years of water moving over them. The whole surface reads as something seen from above, or from below, or from both at once.
The title comes from the feeling that everything in the water is part of the same system, connected by lines it didn't draw itself.
8” x 10” acrylic on canvas. Framed in a walnut floating frame. Framed size is 9” x 11” x 1.5”. Wired and ready to hang.
Black neurographic lines divide the canvas into cells that are irregular, interlocking, the way tide pool rock formations divide the water into separate worlds. Inside each cell, circles in every shade of blue from cobalt to pale aqua sit like stones smoothed by years of water moving over them. The whole surface reads as something seen from above, or from below, or from both at once.
The title comes from the feeling that everything in the water is part of the same system, connected by lines it didn't draw itself.
8” x 10” acrylic on canvas. Framed in a walnut floating frame. Framed size is 9” x 11” x 1.5”. Wired and ready to hang.