Georgie II

The way the piece bridges fine art and graphic design is what sold me—it feels like a gallery piece but sits naturally in my living room. The abstract composition keeps drawing my eye back to details I didn’t notice at first glance. It’s been up for two weeks and I still catch myself staring.

The colors shift depending on the time of day in my living room — morning brings out the cool undertones, evening makes it glow warmer. It’s been up for a month and I still catch myself staring at it during dinner.

The brushwork in this piece feels alive—there's a rhythm to the layers that shifts depending on the light in the room. It's got that blend of fine art and design thinking where nothing feels accidental, just composed.