coexist explores the meeting of two environments that are often treated as opposites. Organic forms grow alongside the geometry of the city, while a face emerges across both, belonging fully to neither side and simultaneously to each. The division remains visible, but it is not absolute. coexist considers the possibility that nature and the built world do not have to compete for space, but can exist together as parts of a shared landscape.
Mixed media on gallery canvas, 20 × 20 inches, signed and ready to hang.
coexist explores the meeting of two environments that are often treated as opposites. Organic forms grow alongside the geometry of the city, while a face emerges across both, belonging fully to neither side and simultaneously to each. The division remains visible, but it is not absolute. coexist considers the possibility that nature and the built world do not have to compete for space, but can exist together as parts of a shared landscape.
Mixed media on gallery canvas, 20 × 20 inches, signed and ready to hang.
