Welcome, Ineta! Excited to have you here.
Exploring transformation through abstraction is demanding work, it asks viewers to sit with ambiguity rather than land on one reading. That's the kind of restraint that separates symbol-making from decoration.
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Hey! The transformation-and-introspection thread running through abstract work is such a good thing to chase, fluid shapes doing the lifting is the whole game. What pulled you toward acrylic specifically? 👋
The fluid shapes angle feels like a natural fit for abstraction. I tend to work in more concrete spaces, street corners, architecture, but there's something about letting forms shift that can get at feelings a still frame sometimes can't. Curious what you're working on at the moment.