This is Geometric Divisionism
Painted in 2025, Porcelain Indra is among the most striking works in the collection, a portrait that seems to hover between presence and vanishing.
At 36 x 36 x 1.5 inches, the piece commands a room without overwhelming it, offering a scale intimate enough for a reading nook yet bold enough to anchor a gallery wall.
The figure at its center is built from acrylic ink, paint, gloss, and gel medium, layered with gouache over gesso on a cradled panel, a combination chosen for its depth, luminosity, and lasting richness of color.
Cool blues dominate the composition, but they are far from cold. Undercurrents of crimson pulse just beneath the surface, giving Porcelain Indra a warmth that rewards patient viewing.
Collectors drawn to work that rewards close attention will find much to admire here. Porcelain Indra does not offer itself all at once. It unfolds slowly, the way a good story does, revealing new detail with every return visit.
For those seeking a statement piece with both emotional resonance and material substance, Porcelain Indra stands as a compelling addition, one built to hold its presence in a home or collection for years to come.



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