"Enigma" 36" x 36" Acrylic on Canvas

Enigma is a canvas that doesn't settle for quiet observation.

At 36 by 36 inches, it carries the weight of something both familiar and unknowable—a mechanical spirit almost caught between being object and shadow.

The shapes, stark and deliberate in black and white, are more than graphic forms; they’re elemental whispers of our constant search for meaning in the abstract, the coded, the half-glimpsed.

The handset, the eye, the grid of squares—they don’t just sit there; they insist on attention.

There’s a resonance in those shadow shapes, identities that refuse to be named yet couldn’t be anything else. In making this piece, I followed the pull of pure geometry’s promise—its ability to stand as a monument not to the seen, but to the imagined, the suggested, and the quietly profound.

It’s a piece about the human need to structure the chaos we can’t fully understand, a modern riddle framed in paint.