A second batch of acrylic prints is now live, picking up where the first three left off.
Psychedelic Botanical is the most densely layered of the six. A strange central bloom — part flower, part specimen — sends petals and seed forms scattering outward in every direction. Magenta, cobalt, lime, cyan and violet all crowd the surface, held in check by a constellation of bold black shapes that give the whole thing an unexpected stillness at its edges. The kind of piece you keep finding new things in.
Psychedelic Abstract Landscape follows the horizontal logic of the earlier Neon Abstract Landscape but pushes it further. Seven distinct bands of colour and texture stack from warm burnt orange at the top, dissolving through cerulean blue and deep green, down to a vivid magenta base scattered with bold black and white marks. Each layer has its own mood. Together they read as something geological — ancient and alien at the same time.
Psychedelic Mosaic is the most unusual of the batch. A central explosion of green and blue pebble-shapes radiates outward against a glowing magenta ground of fine tessellated forms. Up close it’s all texture and detail. From across the room it resolves into something calmer — a bloom, or an organism, depending on how you’re looking at it.
All six acrylic prints are now available on Etsy.