Dimensions: 24 × 30 × 1.5 in

Description:

Color Grid Series XI is a non objective abstract painting that invites personal interpretation through color, structure, and movement. The composition is built from curved white lines that divide the surface into mosaic-like sections, creating the feeling of stained glass seen through a modern, geometric lens. Its palette moves from golden ochre, mustard, and soft yellow into lavender, lilac, violet, and muted purple, with warm beige and cream passages creating space between the two color fields.

There is a strong mid century modern quality in the clean geometry, while the textured surface gives the painting a tactile, human presence. The raised brushwork and layered paint create depth, making each compartment feel distinct while still connected to the whole. The contrast between the sunlit yellows and the cooler purples gives the piece a sense of emotional exchange, as though warmth is being offered across a distance.

To me, this painting is about providing warmth and being there for someone who needs it. One side seems to radiate light, comfort, and reassurance, while the other receives that presence in a more reflective, inward way. The painting remains open to interpretation, but it carries a sense of care, support, and connection. It suggests that even when people hold different energies, a common line can bring them together, allowing warmth to pass from one person to another.