Do You See What I see

This large painting is a playful exploration of colour and spontaneous form. Bold black outlines weave across the canvas, enclosing a collection of irregular, interlocking shapes that feel both random and strangely familiar.

The palette combines earthy browns and muted greens with soft pastels, sky blues, and warm peach tones. The flat application of colour enhances the graphic quality of the work, giving it a contemporary, almost modernist feel while allowing the shapes themselves to take centre stage.

Although no specific objects are intended, the composition invites interpretation. Viewers may glimpse faces, figures, or fragments of imagined forms hidden within the shapes. This ambiguity is central to the piece—encouraging personal meaning and shifting perception.

Do You See What I See celebrates imagination and visual play, reminding us that what we recognise often depends on how we choose to look.