Acrylic and Spray paint on 60 x 70” canvas

Acrylic paint on 60 X 70” canvas

Acrylic and Oil paint on 60 X 70” canvas

We, as humans, live with a conceptual division of two opposite or contrasting aspects. The ambidextrous nature of the artist reflects the ever-opposing idea that makes humans susceptible to conflict.

These three portraits vividly represent three particular emotions drastically experienced by the artist. They are symbols of 'Contemplation,' 'Desire,' and 'Ecstasy.' The artist considers the act of painting as a ritual, attempting to visualize the struggle in harmony. The practice is conflicting in ambidexterity yet ironically harmonious when 'left' and 'right' are composed. It seeks a sense of balance in every aspect of human life where conflicts constantly occur.

This triptych is created with acrylic and spray paint on textured canvases oppositely saturated magenta and turquoise. The artist works ambidextrously to fully acknowledge the philosophical perception of balance, which juxtaposes into dualism. This neuro-psychological exercise brings transcendence to the artist's ritual.