Fruition

Fruition is the studio’s long argument about branching. In the first work, two dark trunk-like forms rise from a shared base and open into tendrils that anchor ovoids of red, cerulean, violet, and green, each disc ringed by a faint linear halo. Nothing here is picked; everything remains attached, held where a system decides what it will produce.

Fruition, revisited pushes the same structure further out, fanning hairline circuits of turquoise, vermilion, and lemon across the upper field while flat discs of ultramarine and apricot hover half-free of the lattice. Read either one as diagram or as arbor. Each is offered as a limited-edition giclée print on museum-grade cotton paper — contemplative abstract wall art built to be lived with.