Abstract
Abstract Cells is a dynamic exploration of color, line, and form, offering viewers an intricate and meditative visual experience. The composition is structured around a series of interlocking “cells,” each rendered in luminous shades of red, yellow, and green. These forms are carefully outlined in black, silver, yellow, blue, and green, creating a rhythmic interplay of contours that both separate and connect the cells. The result is a surface alive with movement, where repetition gives way to variation and structure dissolves into fluidity.
Executed with acrylic and Sharpie, the work exemplifies the artist’s ability to merge traditional painterly methods with the immediacy of contemporary materials. The layered application of line and color produces a sense of depth and texture, drawing the viewer into a network of interconnected forms that suggest both microscopic and cosmic worlds. Abstract Cells invites interpretation across multiple registers—biological, architectural, or purely aesthetic—while ultimately affirming the expressive potential of abstraction to engage both intellect and imagination.