Spring Constellation

This painting is part of a new series created after a major shift in my creative practice earlier this year. It is inspired by my love of bold colour and wild movement in my work. Vivid blues clash with neon pink and flashes of yellow, creating a surface that feels charged with energy and alive with momentum. Layers of sweeping, gestural marks build a sense of turbulence and rhythm, holding both chaos and intention. It’s an expressive, high-energy work that invites the viewer to step into its pulse and shifting intensity.
Artist grade acrylics on canvas, unframed, signed on the back and ready to hang.

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My work explores the tension between wild expression and held space. I build layered, intuitive surfaces and let them find their own internal balance — unresolved, but complete. Colour is my primary language: bold, sometimes reckless. I want my paintings to land with immediacy, then reward slower looking. My process is intuitive, emotionally honest, and resistant to polish. I work primarily in acrylics and mixed media, responding to what each painting needs as it finds its way into being.
I am drawn to the works of Howard Hodgkin, David Hockney, Gerhard Richter and Brian Rutenberg — colourists whose work continues to influence my own.