Not every design makes it to canvas. For a format this size, I wanted pieces that could carry the weight of a wall — work that rewards being looked at from a distance and up close. These four earned it.
Nautilus
This one spirals. Rings of teal, deep purple, gold and red draw the eye inward through layer after layer of organic form, converging on a single vivid centre point. It’s the design I’ve had most people ask about over the years, and at 60×60 cm it finally has the room it was always asking for.
Cosmic Geode
Where Nautilus moves, Cosmic Geode holds still. It’s the most structured piece of the four — a bold geometric mandala built from interlocking forms and radiating symmetry, rendered in deep saturated colour. The kind of design that anchors a room rather than animating it.
Gecko
Dense, layered, packed with detail. Gecko builds outward from a vivid scaled centre through rings of teardrop forms in teal, cobalt blue and purple. It has a different energy to the other three — slightly more unsettling, in a way I find interesting. It doesn’t sit quietly.
Trilobite
The most dramatic of the four. Vivid pink and green, spinning outward from a creature-like core in interlocking centrifugal forms. It looks like something dredged up from deep geological time. I’ve been wanting to see this one on a wall for a long time.
All four are 60×60 cm, framed in your choice of Black, Natural Wood, or Dark Brown, with a hanging kit included and printed on demand through Gelato. Each print is signed in the corner.
If you’ve been waiting for something bigger from the Psychedelic series, this is the one.