42" x 48"
Oil stick on canvas,
2024
Between Worlds is a contemporary figurative painting that reflects humanity’s precarious position at a moment of profound transition. A lone figure crouches in suspension, neither grounded nor fully emerging, set against a vibrating field of color that evokes both organic pattern and digital signal.
Executed in oil stick and pastel on canvas, the surface is tactile and electric. The human form is rendered with urgency — muscular, vulnerable, and alive — while the surrounding field pulses with repetitive marks that suggest data, code, or synthetic environments. The figure appears caught between two forces: a natural world that is receding, and an AI-driven digital realm still in formation.
Rather than offering resolution, Between Worlds holds the tension. It asks what it means to remain embodied, emotional, and human in an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and virtual systems. The painting stands as both witness and warning — a meditation on thresholds, identity, and the fragile balance between evolution and erasure.
42" x 48"
Oil stick on canvas,
2024
Between Worlds is a contemporary figurative painting that reflects humanity’s precarious position at a moment of profound transition. A lone figure crouches in suspension, neither grounded nor fully emerging, set against a vibrating field of color that evokes both organic pattern and digital signal.
Executed in oil stick and pastel on canvas, the surface is tactile and electric. The human form is rendered with urgency — muscular, vulnerable, and alive — while the surrounding field pulses with repetitive marks that suggest data, code, or synthetic environments. The figure appears caught between two forces: a natural world that is receding, and an AI-driven digital realm still in formation.
Rather than offering resolution, Between Worlds holds the tension. It asks what it means to remain embodied, emotional, and human in an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and virtual systems. The painting stands as both witness and warning — a meditation on thresholds, identity, and the fragile balance between evolution and erasure.