dichotomies

currently, i’m exploring the notion of layering the paint in thick applications and kind of torturing it to uncover new kinds of painterly accidents.

some dichotomy pieces are more fluid and naturalistic as the interaction of different viscosities of paint derive new forms, textures and depth. the impression reminds me of coral reefs, mold, or lichens. suggestive of organic or atmospheric conditions.

the initial pieces were driven by a more minimal approach. i’ve always admired the intellectual purity of minimal art and this afforded me the opportunity to explore the genre. it was also driven by an attempt to make paintings that have no “foreground” or “background".

dichotomies/impasto

sharab • acrylic/canvas • 30” x 60” • 2025

kanada • acrylic/canvas • 54” x 108” • 2025

abandabo • acrylic/canvas • 30” x 60” • 2025

karbala • acrylic/canvas • 30” x 60” • 2025

zaruba • acrylic/canvas • 30” x 60” • 2025

dichotomies/organic

zarrab • 48” x 96” • 2023

zaran • 48” x 96” • 2023

tallab • 42” x 84” • 2023

maniwaki • 42” x 84” • 2023 SOLD

akama • 42” x 84” • 2022

dichotomies/minimal

kebado • 42” x 84” • 2023

09112022 • 36” x 72” • 2022 SOLD

masora • 48” x 96 “ • 2023

uramba • 30” x 60” • 2022

zanda • 30” x 60” • 2022

yorak • 36” x 72” • 2022

ravar • 42” x 84” • 2023