30 cm (H) x 23 cm (W)
Acrylic on canvas.
 
Figurative work built through poured acrylic, staining, and high chroma contrast. A face appears within a field of liquid colour, lemon yellow held against deep black, teal, and bruised magenta. Marbled pours create drifting veils across the surface, while dotted passages and sharp graphic lines introduce interruption and rhythm. Metallic and white highlights catch the light, giving the work a shifting, reflective surface.
 
The portrait is intentionally unstable. Features are suggested rather than fixed, with the eyes and mouth emerging through layers that obscure as much as they reveal. The use of pouring allows chance to shape the image, producing edges that bleed, pool, and fracture, so the figure reads as both present and estranged.