A pale blue neo-pointillist painting of a young girl with curled hair, her face and background dissolved into a dense field of dot-textured pigment, evoking a dreamlike, fractured memory.
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Porcelain Blueberry, Neo-pointillist Painting

$6,000.00

2025
60 x 60 x 1.5 inch
Acrylic (ink, paint, gloss and gel medium, gouache) with gesso on cradled panel

She emerges slowly, the way a memory does. First the eyes, dark and steady. Then the curls, the collar, the quiet tilt of a head that seems to be listening for something just out of reach.

Everything in “Porcelain Blueberry” is rendered in shades of deep blue, as if the whole scene has been submerged in twilight or held underwater for years. The surface trembles with texture, thousands of small points gathering into a face that feels both intimate and impossibly distant.

There is a stillness here that borders on ache. The girl does not smile. She simply exists, caught between clarity and dissolution, porcelain skin giving way to shadow at the edges. It is a portrait of innocence seen through glass, fogged just enough to make you lean in.

To look at her for long is to feel something soften in the chest. She is fragile in the way old photographs are fragile, precious because they are already fading, already becoming something closer to feeling than to image.

This is a neo-pointillist painting

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This is a Neo-Pointillist Painting

Some portraits arrest a moment. “Porcelain Blueberry” arrests a memory instead, holding a child’s face suspended in deep indigo as though pulled from the bottom of a dream. Completed in 2025, the painting is one of the most quietly commanding works in the artist’s recent body of figurative abstraction.

Measuring 60 x 60 x 1.5 inches, the piece asserts real physical presence, filling a wall with a gaze that follows and unsettles in equal measure. The scale allows the intricate texture of the surface to unfold gradually, rewarding viewers who pause rather than pass by.

The work is built from acrylic ink, paint, gloss, and gel medium, layered with gouache over gesso on a cradled panel. This combination gives the surface a luminous depth, with pockets of near black shadow set against a shimmering field of blue that shifts subtly under changing light.

For collectors seeking work that balances tenderness with unease, this neo-pointillist painting offers a rare register. It sits comfortably alongside contemporary figurative and abstract collections, its subject matter, childhood, memory, fragility, resonating across a wide range of interiors and sensibilities.

Pieces of this scale and emotional weight rarely stay available for long. “Porcelain Blueberry” is a standout addition for anyone building a collection around atmosphere, narrative, and quiet psychological depth.

Dimensions1.5 × 60 × 60 in
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60 x 60 x 1.5 inch

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