From the digital collection many moons ago When people first look at my paintings, their eyes inevitably fixate on a single detail: the one-eyed figures. Whether I am painting a serene woman, a stylized musician, or a geometric silhouette intertwined with a string instrument, there maybe a one eye looking back at the viewer. People often ask me if this is purely a stylistic homage to the masters of cubism. While my love for Picasso, Braque, and Modigliani runs deep, the trut

The things we see with our minds For years, I saw a grid where there was none. It started with a fascination—a "chills up the spine" moment—while standing before the works of Lucian Freud. I didn’t just see a figure; I saw a "micro-abstract" per square inch. I saw a man who didn't just paint a likeness, but who "tiled" a human presence onto the canvas, one obsessive, incremental block at a time. This was my epiphany. It was the bridge between my past as a designer—lost in the

- Introduction: "In this blog post, I’ll be sharing a thought-provoking conversation I had with an AI, Pi, about my artistic journey, inspirations, and aspirations. Our collaboration was both enlightening and enjoyable, and I hope you'll find value in reading our exchange." - Conversation:

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...would be like a fish out of water. Next time I'll choose my words more wisely. Thank you for the outpouring concerns and support. Let...

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