"This piece presents a richly layered surface, where swathes of thick, white paint are applied in broad, sweeping strokes across the canvas, partially obscuring vibrant hues underneath. The underlying colors—reds, greens, yellows, and blues—emerge sporadically through the white, creating a fragmented mosaic of color that hints at an energetic foundation just beneath the surface. These vivid glimpses break through the white paint like fragments of memory or fleeting impressions, lending the work a dynamic sense of movement. The texture of the paint is dense and tactile, with ridges and valleys that catch light differently, highlighting the physicality of the medium. The layered composition suggests a tension between concealment and revelation, as if the white paint is both concealing and protecting what lies beneath while also allowing traces to seep through. This interplay creates a sensation of flux, as though the colors are in a constant state of emergence, striving to break free from the surface. This work invites contemplation on themes of layering and erasure, evoking the complexity of perception and memory—what we choose to show, what we obscure, and what inevitably seeps through despite our attempts to cover it. Through its abstract form, it encourages viewers to consider the transient nature of both material and memory, presenting a visually engaging exploration of presence, absence, and the enduring vibrancy that persists beneath the surface."

- D. L. Wye

Prints are produced on demand on stretched canvas, acrylic plexi, or giclee fine art paper in a variety of sizes here in the United States.

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