Confetti Bones

Confetti Bones
61 x 52"
Acrylic on Canvas
 
Confetti Bones operates as a field of collision—bone on bone and color on color. The surface feels animated, almost agitated, as if the painting is recording motion rather than depicting a static scene.The skeletal shapes drift across the composition like remnants of a body dissolved in energy. Luminous hues move in rapid succession, layered with looping forms and sharp interruptions that suggest fragments without resolution.
 
Rather than offering narrative clarity, the piece relies on sensation—rhythm, density, and accumulation. It asks the viewer to linger within the chaos, to experience the painting as a living system - tropical, exuberant, and full of life.