Abstract

A powerful companion abstraction exploring the hidden neurological currents that shape our perception of place. In Synapse: The Chartreuse Room, dense, velvety voids are balanced against illuminated chambers of electric chartreuse and slate blue. The sculptural, layered quality of the oil and cold wax gives the surface a rich, artifact-like presence. A vibrant, looping current of bright yellow tracks across the surface like a neural pathway, mapping the instant visual and mental triggers that fire when entering an environment. Designed to function beautifully as a standalone or paired alongside The Terracotta Room as a high-impact diptych.

Created in Todos Santos, Mexico, Synapse: The Terracotta Room is a deeply textured abstract meditation on spatial transition and psychological triggers. Heavy, scraped layers of midnight indigo and muted violet simulate independent architectural zones or 'rooms,' each housing a distinct emotional atmosphere. Cutting dynamically across the composition is a raw, calligraphic vein of terracotta red-orange—a visual synapse representing the sudden mental connection and cognitive shift that occurs when crossing the threshold into a new space.