CRY ME A RIVER

CRY ME A RIVER explores emotional overflow and the moment restraint gives way to release. Layers collide, fracture, and rebuild, leaving traces of tension, humor, and defiance across the surface. Movement and contradiction coexist, creating a field that feels charged rather than resolved.

The work holds pressure without apology. Marks accumulate and remain visible, allowing instability to function as structure. What emerges is not resolution, but persistence. The painting invites the viewer to sit with discomfort rather than escape it.

Process remains intact throughout. Corrections are not concealed. The surface preserves its own accumulation, allowing excess, release, and endurance to coexist.

Details

• Original one of one artwork

• Mixed media on canvas

• Size: 48 x 36 inches

• Year: 2025

• Signed by the artist

• Ships ready to hang

• Created in Santa Barbara, California