Reach

Reach marks a turning point in the artist’s exploration of technique and emotional expression, employing a non-traditional method of paint application. Abandoning the brush as an intermediary, the artist embraces a form of controlled pouring allowing the paint to fall freely onto the canvas. The process is guided not by tools, but by bodily movement, intuition, and an internal visual score mapped in the artist’s mind.

Each gesture, while seemingly spontaneous, follows a mental choreography a vivid visualization of color, motion, and form. Gravity, viscosity, and momentum become essential elements in shaping the composition. This approach transforms the act of painting into an embodied experience, where intention flows directly through the medium.

The chromatic range dominated by radiant yellows and deep aquatic blues suggests a powerful feminine figure constructed through light and movement. Imagined as a solar exoskeleton emerging from water, she takes on a transcendent posture, as if reaching not for something distant, but for something already inherent light as essence rather than aspiration.

The work becomes both emotional landscape and symbolic body. It navigates the tension between precision and surrender, merging deliberate technique with trance-like spontaneity. In Reach, color does not merely fill the space it activates it. The piece is a meditation on becoming, transformation, and the inner force that drives us to rise, stretch, and reconnect with what we already are.