• Acrylic paint on canvas stretched onto a wooden subframe (gallery stretch with painted ends)

“Stained Glass 2” is a piece that serves as a visual concert of geometric forms. The canvas is a vibrant mosaic, reminiscent of a cathedral’s stained glass window, yet it breaks free from any traditional constraints, embracing the chaos and freedom of abstraction.

The painting is a kaleidoscope of primary colors - bold blues, radiant reds, and youthful yellows. These colors intersect and overlap, creating an intricate network of lines and shapes that seem to dance across the canvas. The use of these primary colors gives the painting a sense of fundamental simplicity, yet the complex interplay of shapes adds a layer of depth and sophistication.

The texture of the painting adds to its allure. The artist’s brushstrokes are visible, adding a tactile dimension to the visual experience. Despite the sense of chaos, there’s an underlying order to the painting. The geometric shapes - though overlapping and intertwined - maintain their distinct identities. This balance is what makes “Stained Glass 2” so intriguing.