Primary Doubt
Coordinates set blind, then ruled out in pencil — 3D triangles and freemasonry symbolism drawn edge to edge — and the canvas turned upside down before any paint went on. Flat acrylic, no gradients, every edge painted to a line. Red, cobalt and yellow carry the grid; magenta, purple and orange break it. The third eye sits in the bottom right corner, worked in black and white, the one place the colour stops.
The subject is doubt: the thought that arrives at every step of making something, and at every step of living with bipolar. What the painting answers with is persistence — careful, correct colour coordination, and the determination to believe the work will be good.
- Series
- Void Series
- Painted
- –
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Size
- 100 × 100 cm
- Edition
- Original, one of one
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