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Mixed media on gallery wrapped canvas.
20" x 20" x 1.5"
 
Signed, titled an dated on the back. Painting wraps around sides. Comes varnished, wired and ready to hang.
 
Convergence of Forms is a textured abstract painting that combines geometric shapes and organic textures, creating a balanced composition that feels both structured and expressive. The painting is divided into a grid-like pattern of rectangles, each with a unique blend of color, texture, and form. The dominant central motif is a large, blue geometric shape resembling two semi-circles joined at the center. These shapes are flanked by muted grays and an orange circle, adding a sense of symmetry and focus to the composition.
 
Surrounding the central blue and gray shapes are sections filled with earthy reds, greens, and black, overlaid with rough textures and expressive, almost graffiti-like markings. The textured areas appear layered, with hints of pink, blue, and orange that seem to emerge from beneath the surface, adding depth and visual interest. The contrast between the precise geometric forms in the center and the looser, layered textures around them creates a sense of tension and harmony.

The juxtaposition of geometric order and rough, expressive textures in Convergence of Forms suggests themes of contrast and unity, as structured shapes interact with spontaneous markings and layered colors. The central blue and gray shapes may evoke ideas of duality or convergence, while the surrounding areas hint at chaos, nature, or decay. This work invites viewers to explore the tension between control and spontaneity, form and texture. With its layered complexity, Convergence of Forms encourages reflection on how opposites can coexist and interact within a single space, symbolizing balance within diversity.