Entropic Spirit, 2019

24" x 24" acrylic on board; Unframed Cradle Box

In Entropic Spirit, the human face dissolves into root, branch, and cosmic void, embodying both creation and decay. The figure, with its penetrating eyes and a third gaze set aflame, feels like an archetype drawn from forgotten myth—part earth deity, part dream apparition. Its form suggests the unstoppable drift of entropy: the slow unraveling of order into chaos, yet also the possibility of renewal within that dissolution. Emerging from a personal dream language, the spirit is neither wholly destructive nor benevolent, but a liminal presence that forces us to confront cycles of transformation. Here, mythology and psychology entwine, reminding us that entropy is not just an ending, but a passage into deeper mystery.