Time

This captivating painting features a striking figure adorned in intricate armor that evokes a sense of ancient mythos. The use of gold leaf accentuates the figure's presence, contrasting beautifully with the swirling blue, black, and white background. Symbolic elements surround the figure, suggesting themes of time and infinity, embodied by circular motifs and abstract shapes. The painting exudes a modern and dynamic energy, making it not just decorative but also a conversation starter. Its bold colors and abstract composition create a sense of depth and movement that draws the viewer in.
This painting would make an excellent focal point in a modern living room or an art-centric workspace. Its dramatic presence and rich colors can elevate a space, inspiring creativity and discussion. Consider placing it above a sleek sofa or in a gallery-style hallway where it can be appreciated from various angles.

Time is portrayed as a warrior, a soldier because I have come to appreciate the value of timing. Being in the right place at the right time, neither too early or too late is often a battle, but well worth it when portals of opportunity open. | This piece incorporates a nearly extinct, highly secretive, 17th century scagliola marble making technique, in which marble dust, animal glue and pigments are mixed to create the marbling effect. Scagliola is found in most churches and buildings built until the modern age. I am drawn to the technique as an addition to resin (which gives a beautiful high gloss) as I particularly enjoy working with natural materials, as well as the satin-matte finish and feel of real stone. | These definitions of armour, revisioned with a contemporary perspective and constructed through a historical lens, become art that emboldens with a power not of this world. |   Inspired in part by Schubert's "Himmelsfunken" with poetry by Johann Peter Silbert from 1819: |   The breath of God blows gently, | and silently, longing awakens; | the intoxicated heart faints | in wonderfully sweet agony... |