This 16"x20" Oils, Acrylics on Canvas painting by Stephen Stocklin features a dynamic composition of overlapping geometric planes in soft grays, pale yellows, peachy pinks, and cream tones. A striking coral-pink rectangle punctuates the center-right, while delicate dashed linear marks traverse the canvas diagonally, creating movement and connection across the layered forms. The palette is gentle and atmospheric, with transparent washes allowing underlying colors to show through. The geometric shapes tilt and intersect, creating depth and spatial ambiguity, while the overall effect remains light and airy despite the complexity of the arrangement.
The painting evokes the shifting perspectives of understanding—how we layer different viewpoints and interpretations over the same experience, each angle revealing something new while obscuring something else. The pink rectangle suggests a moment of clarity or emotion breaking through the analytical framework, reminding us that even our most structured ways of seeing cannot fully contain the occasional flash of feeling that cuts across all our careful reasoning.
This 16"x20" Oils, Acrylics on Canvas painting by Stephen Stocklin features a dynamic composition of overlapping geometric planes in soft grays, pale yellows, peachy pinks, and cream tones. A striking coral-pink rectangle punctuates the center-right, while delicate dashed linear marks traverse the canvas diagonally, creating movement and connection across the layered forms. The palette is gentle and atmospheric, with transparent washes allowing underlying colors to show through. The geometric shapes tilt and intersect, creating depth and spatial ambiguity, while the overall effect remains light and airy despite the complexity of the arrangement.
The painting evokes the shifting perspectives of understanding—how we layer different viewpoints and interpretations over the same experience, each angle revealing something new while obscuring something else. The pink rectangle suggests a moment of clarity or emotion breaking through the analytical framework, reminding us that even our most structured ways of seeing cannot fully contain the occasional flash of feeling that cuts across all our careful reasoning.
