Acrylic on canvas, 20 × 28 cm.
Burnt Earth reflects an interest in aftermath and endurance. The surface is built up through layered, earthy tones that suggest ground marked by heat, pressure, and time. I wanted the painting to feel worn and physical, carrying the trace of what has passed rather than depicting it directly.
By keeping the composition restrained, the focus rests on texture and weight. The work sits in a space where destruction and renewal quietly coexist, allowing the surface itself to hold the memory of change.
Acrylic on canvas, 20 × 28 cm.
Burnt Earth reflects an interest in aftermath and endurance. The surface is built up through layered, earthy tones that suggest ground marked by heat, pressure, and time. I wanted the painting to feel worn and physical, carrying the trace of what has passed rather than depicting it directly.
By keeping the composition restrained, the focus rests on texture and weight. The work sits in a space where destruction and renewal quietly coexist, allowing the surface itself to hold the memory of change.
