20” x 16”
Acrylic, oil pastel, Posca pen, charcoal and graphite on canvas
Geometric symbols gather and form a pattern of balance and focus. At the heart of the piece is a recurring motif— the plus sign or cross. Unlike a crucifix, this form holds equal-length arms, a distinction that carries deep meaning. For the artist, the cross form is a symbol of convergence: four arms meeting at a center point, channeling balance, cohesion, and power.
Here the repeated multiple iterations of the symbol organize and align across the surface, amplifying their resonance. Connecting grid lines weave through the composition like energy streams, coalescing the sacred geometry into a unified field that radiates strength and intention.
20” x 16”
Acrylic, oil pastel, Posca pen, charcoal and graphite on canvas
Geometric symbols gather and form a pattern of balance and focus. At the heart of the piece is a recurring motif— the plus sign or cross. Unlike a crucifix, this form holds equal-length arms, a distinction that carries deep meaning. For the artist, the cross form is a symbol of convergence: four arms meeting at a center point, channeling balance, cohesion, and power.
Here the repeated multiple iterations of the symbol organize and align across the surface, amplifying their resonance. Connecting grid lines weave through the composition like energy streams, coalescing the sacred geometry into a unified field that radiates strength and intention.
