The Cube (2022)

This large-scale abstract work experiments with shape and perception, using sprayed acrylic and airbrush to build a geometric world that seems both solid and fluid. "The Cube" shifts between surreal and structured, pulling the viewer into its visual puzzle. There's a mechanical elegance in its layered forms that reflect the artist’s engineering approach to color and stencil work. It invites pause and repeated viewing, revealing new paths and perspectives with time. If you're looking for a centerpiece that starts conversations, this framed piece belongs in your space.