A Tangled Web

This captivating mixed media artwork, enriched with layers of oil glazes, invites viewers into a contemplative journey through texture, color, and emotion. The central figure, delicately rendered with expressive eyes and a serene yet introspective expression, captures a moment of quiet reflection. The soft, muted skin tones contrast beautifully with the vibrant purple head wrap, drawing attention to the figure’s gaze and inviting a deeper exploration of the narrative behind her thoughts.

Surrounding the figure is a textured and layered background, where patterns, text, and organic forms intermingle, creating a sense of both chaos and calm. The ethereal quality of the background is achieved through a blend of stencils, painted elements, and collaged text, including a subtle quote from Walter Scott: "What a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive." This textual layer hints at themes of introspection, truth, and the complexities of human experience.

The oil glazes add a luminous quality, allowing the colors to meld and flow organically across the canvas, enhancing depth and creating a soft, dreamlike atmosphere. The intricate details and the use of mixed media materials—such as wax, collage, and textured mediums—invite viewers to explore the piece up close, discovering new details with each view.

Perfect for collectors who appreciate narrative-driven, expressive art, this piece offers a unique blend of realism and abstraction, making it a compelling addition to any collection. It speaks to the inner dialogue of self-awareness, the layers of human experience, and the beauty found in introspection.

Dimensions: 50.8x50.8 cm

Medium: Mixed Media and Oil Glazes on gallery wrapped Canvas, ready to hang.