Green On The Hudson

The city as a surface that keeps overwriting itself. Mass image and private mark compete for the same wall · meaning accumulates, overlaps, and refuses to settle.

MediumAcrylic, Ink

SupportCanvas, Paper

Dimensions18 × 14 × 1.5 in46 × 36 cm

EditionUnique, 1 of 1

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The work

A mixed media work exploring urban surface, memory, and visual layering.

Fragments of graphic and comic imagery are embedded within a broader field of gestural marks and structural elements, creating a dialogue between mass-produced imagery and personal mark-making. These elements are partially obscured and reworked, allowing traces of narrative to emerge without resolving into a fixed meaning.

The composition reflects the experience of a city as a layered environment · where visual information accumulates, overlaps, and fades over time.

The result is a work that balances texture and structure, inviting the viewer to move between surface detail and overall composition.

Executed in mixed media on canvas.

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