Red-and-White Signals is a 48-by-48-inch acrylic and mixed-media painting with the energy of a message arriving in pieces. Teal, green, peach, gray, and cream form an irregular patchwork, interrupted by small red-and-white shapes that flicker across the surface like bright punctuation.
Scraped layers, pencil lines, and dotted marks keep the composition in motion, while dark crosshatched patches give its edges a little weight. There’s plenty to notice, but nothing insists on being read in just one way—part of the fun is following the signals and seeing where they lead.
Red-and-White Signals is a 48-by-48-inch acrylic and mixed-media painting with the energy of a message arriving in pieces. Teal, green, peach, gray, and cream form an irregular patchwork, interrupted by small red-and-white shapes that flicker across the surface like bright punctuation.
Scraped layers, pencil lines, and dotted marks keep the composition in motion, while dark crosshatched patches give its edges a little weight. There’s plenty to notice, but nothing insists on being read in just one way—part of the fun is following the signals and seeing where they lead.