FR-E-ME

FR-E-ME is an original, one of one abstract painting that explores fragmentation, exposure, and the instability of identity under pressure.

The surface is densely layered and aggressively worked, with paint dragged, poured, and disrupted across the canvas. Color accumulates horizontally and vertically, creating a compressed field where movement never fully resolves. Drips and splashes remain visible, emphasizing gravity, loss of control, and the refusal to correct or conceal process.

Forms appear briefly before dissolving back into the surface. Lines, marks, and gestures intersect without hierarchy, producing a visual state that feels both constructed and overwhelmed. The composition suggests a frame that cannot hold what it contains, where structure fractures under excess.

The title reflects a divided self. The image oscillates between containment and rupture, clarity and saturation. What is presented is not a stable figure, but a condition shaped by repetition, pressure, and exposure over time.

This piece exists as a singular object.
It will not be reproduced, printed, or repeated.