There's No Such Thing As The Life You Are Supposed to Have

Worked in acrylic, and charcoal on a 36 by 30 inch gallery-stretched canvas, this abstract composition organizes a cluster of rounded organic forms across a heavily textured white ground. The palette moves through sage, celadon, teal, and yellow-green, with the forms growing progressively deeper in tone toward the lower left. Loosely drawn rectangular outlines in charcoal sit slightly askew against the painted shapes, creating a productive tension between the gestural and the geometric. Small accents of red, blue, and dark navy at the edges suggest a broader visual history beneath the surface. The work evokes a sense of quiet accumulation, forms gathering without urgency. It would read well in a contemporary interior where restraint and texture are valued equally.