Soft grey and rose foil meet through gradual transitions that soften the distinction between colour and light. The textured metallic surface catches and reflects changing light, while the muted grey environment provides a quiet foundation from which the rose foil gently emerges.
Remaining intentionally non-representational, the work invites personal interpretation, allowing meaning to emerge through each viewer’s own experiences. As light changes throughout the day, new details emerge within the rose foil while others recede, making each encounter with the work unique.
WORK OVERVIEW
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
|---|---|
| Medium: | Acrylic, plaster and guilding foil |
| Support: | Three stretched canvases |
| Dimensions: | 20 × 50 cm each panel |
| Format: | Triptych |
| Presentation: | Sold only as a complete set |
| Finish: | Selective shellac and matte varnish |
| Location: | London, UK |









