Toxicity, 2019

24" x 16" acrylic on board; Basic Frame

Toxicity rises as a distorted, organic growth, rooted in damaged ground and swollen with accumulated neglect. Its form suggests a living consequence rather than an intrusion, something cultivated slowly through imbalance and denial. The painting reads like a myth of corruption made visible, where harm becomes structural and self-sustaining.

Reverse: The opposite of the front; two faces in swimming harmony.