Porcelain 11

2025
36 x 36 x 1.5 inch
Acrylic ink, gesso, gloss and gel medium on cradled panel

This striking image merges digital aesthetics with traditional portraiture. Built from layered fields of circular dots in blue, red, and cream tones, the composition evokes halftone printing methods used in mass media. The subject’s face appears to flicker between clarity and abstraction, reminding viewers of how perception depends on distance and context. The work reflects on the intersection of human expression and mechanical reproduction, transforming a simple portrait into a meditation on technology, identity, and vision.