Loops 6

$1,000.00

Loops 6 - original artwork

24 × 48 in (depth 1.5 in)

Acrylic on canvas - 2025

Part of the Loops series

PLEASE NOTE

- All original painting sales are final.

- Orders are shipped within 7 days and include tracking and insurance.

- Any import duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer.

- Orders marked as delivered by the courier cannot be refunded or replaced.

- In the unlikely event of damage during transit, please contact me within 5 days of delivery and include photos of both the packaging and artwork.

- Colors may vary slightly due to differences in screen settings.

- All artworks are signed and dated on the back and include a handwritten thank-you note.

Loops 6 - original artwork

24 × 48 in (depth 1.5 in)

Acrylic on canvas - 2025

Part of the Loops series

PLEASE NOTE

- All original painting sales are final.

- Orders are shipped within 7 days and include tracking and insurance.

- Any import duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer.

- Orders marked as delivered by the courier cannot be refunded or replaced.

- In the unlikely event of damage during transit, please contact me within 5 days of delivery and include photos of both the packaging and artwork.

- Colors may vary slightly due to differences in screen settings.

- All artworks are signed and dated on the back and include a handwritten thank-you note.

Loops 6

A vivid red deepens into muted red-brown, then into black — moving through a quiet shift in value. Drawn from the tones of fresh and dried blood, the palette carries weight and intensity, reflecting the heavier days within the Loops.

In the Loops series, this piece continues my exploration of figure and ground — what comes forward, what recedes. The series speaks of repetition — a cycle, day after day. The deeper I go, the more I understand.

It reveals my perfectionism; I repaint as many times as it takes to reach the smoothest transition. The process is built on repeating brushstrokes, over and over, uncountable times — trying to make the surface as smooth as something digital could produce, but entirely by hand. Through this, my art and my routine became stricter. More repetitive. Yet still growing. Slowly. Slightly.

Over time, this project taught me to loosen my grip on perfection — to understand that control is only one side of growth. To push beyond it, and move closer to something real. Imperfect.

Work in progress