Acrylic on canvas, 51 × 61 cm.
Horizon I explores balance through division and scale. The composition is reduced to two restrained fields, separated by a subtle line that suggests distance and orientation rather than a fixed place. I was interested in how a simple shift in tone can create depth, weight, and a sense of pause.
The work reflects my ongoing interest in restraint and structure, where minimal elements are used to hold atmosphere. It sits at the edge between landscape and abstraction, allowing the horizon to function as both boundary and point of connection.
Acrylic on canvas, 51 × 61 cm.
Horizon I explores balance through division and scale. The composition is reduced to two restrained fields, separated by a subtle line that suggests distance and orientation rather than a fixed place. I was interested in how a simple shift in tone can create depth, weight, and a sense of pause.
The work reflects my ongoing interest in restraint and structure, where minimal elements are used to hold atmosphere. It sits at the edge between landscape and abstraction, allowing the horizon to function as both boundary and point of connection.
