“Grid of the Unfinished”

"Grid of the Unfinished" is an original acrylic painting on large canvas — a heavy impasto grid of thick rectangular blocks in deep purple, grey, and charcoal, built with circular brush strokes, while hot pink, red, blue, yellow, and green erupt through the gaps between the blocks, with white drip lines running vertically across the entire surface.

The work is never finished. You are never finished. That's not a failure — that's the whole point. Every block in this grid is another layer of showing up, another session of doing the work when it would've been easier not to. And every burst of color bleeding through the cracks is what was always in you, finding the only exits available. I've lived this painting. This is what relentless commitment looks like up close.

This is for the builder — the one who keeps showing up without a guarantee. Owning this says you understand that what bleeds through the cracks is the most alive part of the whole structure.

One original. No prints. No reproductions. When it sells, it's gone.