2025, 24in × 36in, 2lbs, acrylic paint, modeling paste, and glass on canvas.
Inspired by Lana Del Rey’s “Brooklyn Baby,” this work translates sound into surface through layered materials, texture, and color. The composition reflects the rhythm of the song—building movement through shifts in depth, contrast, and structure.
Soft and defined elements interact across the surface, creating visual tension between smooth areas and textured buildup. Through layering, the piece develops a sense of emotional architecture, where form, surface, and space work together to create balance and contrast.
Rather than illustrating the song directly, the work responds to its atmosphere—using material presence to express feeling, intuition, and the space between sound and silence.
2025, 24in × 36in, 2lbs, acrylic paint, modeling paste, and glass on canvas.
Inspired by Lana Del Rey’s “Brooklyn Baby,” this work translates sound into surface through layered materials, texture, and color. The composition reflects the rhythm of the song—building movement through shifts in depth, contrast, and structure.
Soft and defined elements interact across the surface, creating visual tension between smooth areas and textured buildup. Through layering, the piece develops a sense of emotional architecture, where form, surface, and space work together to create balance and contrast.
Rather than illustrating the song directly, the work responds to its atmosphere—using material presence to express feeling, intuition, and the space between sound and silence.