EAR CANAL
EAR CANAL confronts internal projection, distortion, and recognition. Circular forms and layered color accumulate around central masses, suggesting figures that surface and dissolve without fully resolving. Movement remains constant but unsettled, creating a surface that feels unstable and emotionally charged.
Reds, yellows, and dark tones press forward while cooler layers recede and fracture. Lines and marks interrupt the field, obscuring clarity and preventing a single point of focus. The image resists cohesion, holding tension rather than release.
The work explores perception turned inward. The canal becomes a site of intake rather than output, where noise, memory, and pressure collect before they can be processed. What appears is shaped by accumulation and repetition rather than narrative clarity.
The painting holds recognition without resolution. It allows sensation to remain suspended, neither confronted nor released.
Details
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Original one of one artwork
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Mixed media on canvas
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Size: 48 x 36 inches
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Year: 2025
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Signed by the artist
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Ships ready to hang
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Created in Santa Barbara, California