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Too Soon?
Acrylic on wood panel
12 × 12 × ¾ inches
A small painting that plays with scale, timing, and emotional distance. A single bus floats against a saturated red field—familiar, utilitarian, and slightly isolated.
Painted with simplified forms and visible brushwork. Too Soon? Is meant to balance humor with unease, using bold color and contrasting brush stroke. The wood panel adds weight and physical presence, reinforcing the feeling of an object that is both ordinary and quietly charged.
Mounted on wood and ready to hang.
Too Soon?
Acrylic on wood panel
12 × 12 × ¾ inches
A small painting that plays with scale, timing, and emotional distance. A single bus floats against a saturated red field—familiar, utilitarian, and slightly isolated.
Painted with simplified forms and visible brushwork. Too Soon? Is meant to balance humor with unease, using bold color and contrasting brush stroke. The wood panel adds weight and physical presence, reinforcing the feeling of an object that is both ordinary and quietly charged.
Mounted on wood and ready to hang.