Red Circle is an exploration of gesture, erasure, and the power of a single color to hold its own against visual noise. It feels almost archaeological, as though fragments of old writing and painted marks have accumulated over time on a weathered surface.
A field of fragmented gestures, faded marks, and restless lines surrounds a single red form. The red is both an interruption and an anchor: a simple shape that refuses to remain simple.
The work explores the tension between order and disorder, between the instinct to make a mark and the impulse to obscure it. What emerges is not a fixed message but a surface carrying traces of movement, time, and the continual search for meaning.
Emotional, symbolic, or purely visual…it depends on how you approach it.
The File
A ZIP folder of three high resolution JPEGs at 300 DPI:
11 × 14 in · 3300 × 4200 pixels
8 × 10 in · 2400 × 3000 pixels
16 × 20 in · 4800 × 6000 pixels
Open the ZIP folder to find each size. I suggest printing on archival matte paper or printable rice paper. Colors may look slightly different from your screen depending on your monitor settings, printer, ink, and paper stock.
Red Circle is an exploration of gesture, erasure, and the power of a single color to hold its own against visual noise. It feels almost archaeological, as though fragments of old writing and painted marks have accumulated over time on a weathered surface.
A field of fragmented gestures, faded marks, and restless lines surrounds a single red form. The red is both an interruption and an anchor: a simple shape that refuses to remain simple.
The work explores the tension between order and disorder, between the instinct to make a mark and the impulse to obscure it. What emerges is not a fixed message but a surface carrying traces of movement, time, and the continual search for meaning.
Emotional, symbolic, or purely visual…it depends on how you approach it.
The File
A ZIP folder of three high resolution JPEGs at 300 DPI:
11 × 14 in · 3300 × 4200 pixels
8 × 10 in · 2400 × 3000 pixels
16 × 20 in · 4800 × 6000 pixels
Open the ZIP folder to find each size. I suggest printing on archival matte paper or printable rice paper. Colors may look slightly different from your screen depending on your monitor settings, printer, ink, and paper stock.
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