Canvas Painting
Abstract, oversized, no rules
A body of abstract work driven by curiosity, instinct and a willingness to see what happens. Each piece evolves in real time through layering, texture and movement, with no fixed plan and no pressure to control the outcome.
The basics
An ongoing exploration of abstract painting across large-format canvases, materials and techniques.
“Start somewhere, mess it up, fix it, repeat. The good parts usually aren’t planned.”
Start Free
Each piece begins without a strict plan. Early layers are fast, messy and open, setting direction without locking anything in.
Build, Break, Mistake
Paint is added, removed, scraped and reworked. What stays is decided in the moment, not ahead of time. Unexpected moments aren’t corrected, they’re used. They often become the strongest parts of the piece.
Pushing Scale
Large canvases allow movement, space and impact. The work is meant to live in a room, not just on a wall.
Keep It Moving
Overthinking kills it. Momentum matters more than perfection, and knowing when to stop is part of the process.
