Labyrinth in blue monoprint

Labyrinth in blue is a mixed media abstract monoprint on paper which explores the interplay between structure and fluidity.  A network of angular, cell-like forms drifts across a richly layered background. Blue forms, edged in white, intersect and expand across the surface, creating a sense of organic fragmentation evoking pathways or cells. The white outlines act as both boundary and illumination, giving each form a subtle lift from the surface while maintaining their interconnectedness.

Beneath this linear framework, the background moves from a deep, atmospheric blue gradually yielding to yellow-green and muted gold, suggesting transformation and movement.  Landscapes seen from above, mineral veins or light filtering through water are evoked, while the merging colours create a quiet tension between depth and luminosity as the cooler hues recede and warmer tones emerge.

The beautiful tactile qualities of monoprints remain visible throughout: variations in ink density, grain and irregular edges reinforce the work’s balance between intention and chance. The composition resists fixity, inviting the eye to wander through its fractured geometry and to find rhythm in its asymmetry.  It is a dialogue between containment and flow, structured yet evolving, where boundaries are continuously negotiated and the surface becomes a space of subtle transformation.

This work is unique - a gel plate print on paper, with hand drawn pen highlights.  It is presented in a square mat, in either white or black.  It fits a 20 x 20 cm picture frame.