Blurred Vision is a richly textured abstract that embraces the expressive potential of acrylic paint. Built through thick, layered applications, the surface is tactile and sculptural, with swathes of colour pressed, dragged, and blended into one another.
Patches of coral, cobalt blue, sage green, soft grey, pale pink, and buttery yellow collide and overlap, creating a fractured, almost mosaic-like field. The forms resist clear definition; edges dissolve and re-emerge, echoing the painting’s title. What might initially appear chaotic gradually reveals a subtle balance, as warmer tones push forward and cooler passages recede.
The work suggests a moment of perception in flux—where memory, emotion, and observation merge. Rather than offering a fixed image, Blurred Vision invites viewers to linger, allowing shapes and relationships to shift with each glance. It is a study in ambiguity and sensation, where clarity gives way to feeling and texture becomes the primary language.