"Mechanical Reverie" 48" x 60" Acrylic on Canvas

‘Mechanical Reverie’ is not only a silhouette; it’s a portal where the ordinary morphs into something strange and quietly unsettling.

There’s a mixer here—or maybe something like it—but it’s been drained of all its ordinary function, reduced to shadow and shape, like a memory left out in the dark and half claimed by the mind.

Those small squares drifting away from the top flute aren’t just bits of motion; they’re fragments of a dream slipping through your fingers, impossible to fully hold yet impossible to ignore.

This piece hums with the silent tension between order and mystery—geometry made mechanical, yet ghostly and elusive.

It asks a question that has no answer: where do the shapes go when you stop watching? In this quiet invention, the mechanical and the missing human mingle on the same shadowed stage, whispering that beneath every machine, there is a soul still creating unknown dreams.