'Evaporated Inferno'

$3,000.00

'Evaporated Inferno' no. 8888 - 2024 ©

(80 x 120 cm. / 31.5 x 47.2 in.)
Acrylic on Crystal Clear Diamond Glass and Hahnemühle Fine Art Giclée archival paper

The process starts with a moment in time—an elusive instant captured on the medium of lightsensitive analog film; this moment is often unrecognizable, unstaged, and, in most cases, discarded as mistakes, never to be seen or recollected. Spanding years, I’ve collected these moments in the search of finding beauty in an analog moment caught on expired analog film, processing light as the medium, and capturing color through various methods. These moments reflect the illusive nature of light and color.

After years of carefully saving these precious moments, the idea continues to develop, evolve, and even surpass the promises and potential of the sparks that were originally captured in those specific moments in time. In recollection of these moments through digitization, an experimental state of the original moments reaches enough light to have a close balance with abstraction once brought back to an analog state in Hahnemühle Fine Art Giclée archival paper prints mounted on Crystal Clear Diamond Glass.

The final process captures new and previously unseen moments within the intricate new layers of paint that are carefully applied to the glass, ultimately adding multiple depths of moments in time to the overall composition of the artwork. An abstract piece using various materials, light, and colors influenced by Existentialism captures a moment in the medium's evolution.

Original artwork accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

'Evaporated Inferno' no. 8888 - 2024 ©

(80 x 120 cm. / 31.5 x 47.2 in.)
Acrylic on Crystal Clear Diamond Glass and Hahnemühle Fine Art Giclée archival paper

The process starts with a moment in time—an elusive instant captured on the medium of lightsensitive analog film; this moment is often unrecognizable, unstaged, and, in most cases, discarded as mistakes, never to be seen or recollected. Spanding years, I’ve collected these moments in the search of finding beauty in an analog moment caught on expired analog film, processing light as the medium, and capturing color through various methods. These moments reflect the illusive nature of light and color.

After years of carefully saving these precious moments, the idea continues to develop, evolve, and even surpass the promises and potential of the sparks that were originally captured in those specific moments in time. In recollection of these moments through digitization, an experimental state of the original moments reaches enough light to have a close balance with abstraction once brought back to an analog state in Hahnemühle Fine Art Giclée archival paper prints mounted on Crystal Clear Diamond Glass.

The final process captures new and previously unseen moments within the intricate new layers of paint that are carefully applied to the glass, ultimately adding multiple depths of moments in time to the overall composition of the artwork. An abstract piece using various materials, light, and colors influenced by Existentialism captures a moment in the medium's evolution.

Original artwork accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Going beyond conventional subject matter, luring spectators into a world where color and light arouse feelings and viewpoints that are unique to them. The interaction of light and color conveys the essential idea of life and awareness of one's surroundings. To bring to light and embrace the distinct emotions that each component contains, providing a distinctive viewpoint on the basic awareness of color and light—a veritable internal spectacle. Facing these works of art provides access to the mind and soul and facilitates understanding. It also invites one to develop a close relationship with themselves as layers are lifted until understanding becomes apparent.

The artwork serves as a visual language of the unconscious and reflects these complex, timeless, and seemingly endless dream realms. Every piece of art portrays visceral emotions as a visual representation of internalized consciousness to elicit from its viewers a contemplation of the complexities of human existence.