When The Stars Align

12 x 12 x 3/4 inch acrylic on wood panel

This work grew from an intuitive process where each step guided the next—applying paint with a rubber mat and pressing it onto the surface to build textures that reveal their own stories. The tension between the rigid, monochrome tower and the vivid, dotted background invites viewers to engage with the contrasts inherent in the piece—between order and spontaneity, tangible and ethereal. This harmony of opposites became the heartbeat of "When The Stars Align," reflecting my ongoing interest in how shapes and textures can narrate unseen stories.

Ultimately, "When The Stars Align" invites contemplation—not just of the visible forms, but of the creative process itself, where uncertainty can lead to discovery. I hope it resonates with those who appreciate the subtle complexities of texture and shape and the way they can converge to evoke a sense of cosmic alignment.